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seaglass

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6. I agree. My daughter and I always ask each other about whether we are going to read a particular

Mon Dec 21, 2015, 02:45 PM

Dec 2015

book, watch a TV show or see a movie so we don't spoil each other. Her bf is a huge Star Wars fan, he wanted to avoid some of the crowds so he is seeing it tomorrow night and would be heart broken if someone spoiled it for him. . I think we're still within the window when people shouldn't spoil it or at the minimum give an obvious warning if they have to.

The spoiler I saw on DU was not even in a thread about Star Wars. It was just plain mean-spirited.

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At the end of the day, posting a movie spoiler is a very small thing. [View all] 11 Bravo Dec 2015 OP

Alvin gets his nut at the end snooper2 Dec 2015 #1

Old Yeller gets shot at the end KamaAina Dec 2015 #2

This is how I feel, kiva Dec 2015 #3

As a kid when Empire Strikes Back came out, a friend spoiled that big spoiler for me. arcane1 Dec 2015 #7

I think kids are a bit different, kiva Dec 2015 #11

It's the only way some know that they're alive.... daleanime Dec 2015 #4

I tend to think it's clueless, rather than nasty... TreasonousBastard Dec 2015 #5

Good Point ProfessorGAC Dec 2015 #8

I agree. My daughter and I always ask each other about whether we are going to read a particular seaglass Dec 2015 #6

Exactly so. It isn't the enormity of the offense... tkmorris Dec 2015 #9

"Ayyy! Snape kills Dumbledore!" Oneironaut Dec 2015 #10

All Hell breaks loose, and Jesus comes back jberryhill Dec 2015 #12

Agreed. Good thing for me, every SW is pretty predictable LittleBlue Dec 2015 #13