19 Of The Best Tweets About The Chicago Cubs Winning The World Series

The reminder that Parks & Rec foretold this glorious day:

Jake Arrieta had the right idea of how to celebrate the morning after.

All was made right again in the world as the Curse of the Billy Goat was broken.

Obama had some congratulations....and an invitation!

The power (and superpower?) of Theo Epstein was under the microscope.

Nick Offerman got more emotional than the Twitter-verse had ever seen from him.

Colbert was thinking ahead almost immediately.

Sentiments were shared to the point where tweets could draw tears.

Chicago itself absolutely lost it - and in the best way humanly possible.

Waiting streaks were broken and tears were shed across the country.

And then: Bill Murray. Representing at least half the Cubs fans with this interview. Everyone's drunk and tearful.

A number that was previously 39465 changed dramatically.

The original prophet spoke, and for only a year off, we'll take it!

When Rizzo summed up the feelings of EVERYONE watching the World Series game, no matter the fan:

And then the dust settled and people started making deeper connections to the series.

Painting a picture, and it's wildly accurate.

NASA chimed in with an amazing image showing Chicago lighting up on November 2nd.

A new meme - hopefully - was started thanks to a joyfully tearful Bill Murray.

And a truer statement cannot be said.