WTF?!TXAG 05 said:
The Others- was told that Nicole Kidman and her kids were the ghosts which changes the whole movie.
Worst spoiler giveaway you ever endured?
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Texts are the death and dearth of going radio silenceRudyjax said:Average Joe said:
My neighbor's tv was 4-5 seconds ahead of mine when watching the 2012 Alabama game (cable vs satelite). It was a duplex with thin walls and he yelled in excitement so loud at the goal line interception. They hadn't even snapped the ball on my tv. All of the feeling and emotions drained out of me before my tv caught up to that moment.
It's not quite the same, but I still think about it after all these years.
Happens to me all the time because of YouTube tv.
It's not neighbors but my buddies texting me.
StinkyPinky said:Texts are the death and dearth of going radio silenceRudyjax said:Average Joe said:
My neighbor's tv was 4-5 seconds ahead of mine when watching the 2012 Alabama game (cable vs satelite). It was a duplex with thin walls and he yelled in excitement so loud at the goal line interception. They hadn't even snapped the ball on my tv. All of the feeling and emotions drained out of me before my tv caught up to that moment.
It's not quite the same, but I still think about it after all these years.
Happens to me all the time because of YouTube tv.
It's not neighbors but my buddies texting me.
Well, i turned off the 2018 LSU game , and a text saved me from going to bed. So there's that.
Sitting in a full theater in Houston opening weekend of The Sixth Sense. When I say full, I mean it was packed, not an empty seat in the joint.
At some point during the previews, some ****ing teenager walks in the doors to the theater just far enough to be heard but not seen and screams "Bruce Willis is dead the whole time!!!".
One of the all time dick moves. Now 25 years later though, it makes me laugh pretty good….because it was one of the all time dick moves.
At some point during the previews, some ****ing teenager walks in the doors to the theater just far enough to be heard but not seen and screams "Bruce Willis is dead the whole time!!!".
One of the all time dick moves. Now 25 years later though, it makes me laugh pretty good….because it was one of the all time dick moves.
Same. I've started setting my phone/watch aside during such moments.Rudyjax said:Average Joe said:
My neighbor's tv was 4-5 seconds ahead of mine when watching the 2012 Alabama game (cable vs satelite). It was a duplex with thin walls and he yelled in excitement so loud at the goal line interception. They hadn't even snapped the ball on my tv. All of the feeling and emotions drained out of me before my tv caught up to that moment.
It's not quite the same, but I still think about it after all these years.
Happens to me all the time because of YouTube tv.
It's not neighbors but my buddies texting me.
LMAO. Yes, there is always balance to everywhere situation. That would have been a huge save.Rudyjax said:StinkyPinky said:Texts are the death and dearth of going radio silenceRudyjax said:Average Joe said:
My neighbor's tv was 4-5 seconds ahead of mine when watching the 2012 Alabama game (cable vs satelite). It was a duplex with thin walls and he yelled in excitement so loud at the goal line interception. They hadn't even snapped the ball on my tv. All of the feeling and emotions drained out of me before my tv caught up to that moment.
It's not quite the same, but I still think about it after all these years.
Happens to me all the time because of YouTube tv.
It's not neighbors but my buddies texting me.
Well, i turned off the 2018 LSU game , and a text saved me from going to bed. So there's that.
My date and I were headed out to see "Presumed Innocent" at the movie theater and my mom said, "oh we saw that. Halfway through I realized I'd read the book and knew that the wife did it".
Zeeee Joan Wildier?Joan Wilder said:
My date and I were headed out to see "Presumed Innocent" at the movie theater and my mom said, "oh we saw that. Halfway through I realized I'd read the book and knew that the wife did it".
All of my kids have read the Harry Potter books. Anytime they started a new book, I would ask them. "Oh… Is this the one that Hermione dies in?" They would get me so mad at me, until they realized I'm just completely full of ***** I got a huge kick out of it though.
Never watch any Aggie game with the phone on.Rudyjax said:Average Joe said:
My neighbor's tv was 4-5 seconds ahead of mine when watching the 2012 Alabama game (cable vs satelite). It was a duplex with thin walls and he yelled in excitement so loud at the goal line interception. They hadn't even snapped the ball on my tv. All of the feeling and emotions drained out of me before my tv caught up to that moment.
It's not quite the same, but I still think about it after all these years.
Happens to me all the time because of YouTube tv.
It's not neighbors but my buddies texting me.
It's more along the lines of we're watching the game together and texting.Southlake said:Never watch any Aggie game with the phone on.Rudyjax said:Average Joe said:
My neighbor's tv was 4-5 seconds ahead of mine when watching the 2012 Alabama game (cable vs satelite). It was a duplex with thin walls and he yelled in excitement so loud at the goal line interception. They hadn't even snapped the ball on my tv. All of the feeling and emotions drained out of me before my tv caught up to that moment.
It's not quite the same, but I still think about it after all these years.
Happens to me all the time because of YouTube tv.
It's not neighbors but my buddies texting me.
Never had this as an issue
Redstone said:
Never had this as an issue
The least spoiler thing to be written on this thread
Rudyjax said:Zeeee Joan Wildier?Joan Wilder said:
My date and I were headed out to see "Presumed Innocent" at the movie theater and my mom said, "oh we saw that. Halfway through I realized I'd read the book and knew that the wife did it".
Not to worry! My little Pepe is fireproof!
Game of Thrones finale.
Still haven't watched it.
Still haven't watched it.
C@LAg said:Bran comes out of his coma after the fall from the tower and realizes it was all just a dream.Dr. Teeth said:
Game of Thrones finale.
Still haven't watched it.
Then he reads a Word Up! magazine.
Titanic. Devastating.
C@LAg said:i know. i would have tossed grandma in the drink until she retrieved the necklace!Zombie Jon Snow said:
Titanic. Devastating.
So that old woman…she's just a liar?
At a former employer (before I arrived), somebody spoiled that Vader died in RotJ. Subsequently, people went out of their way to spoil every movie they could to him. Of course that inflicted collateral damage across the entire office. So everybody started going to earlier and earlier showings in attempt to spoil it, and people who couldn't go to midnight showing simply got screwed.
So a truce was made. That no spoilers until after opening weekend. That was a good solution because eventually it became tradition that the entire office would go see popular movies together opening night after work. Then the people who cared would have seen it and the people who didn't care wouldn't. And there would be no reason to spoil it anymore.
By the time I showed up, this tradition was firmly in place. I went with the whole office to see Mission Impossible (first one) after work.
So a truce was made. That no spoilers until after opening weekend. That was a good solution because eventually it became tradition that the entire office would go see popular movies together opening night after work. Then the people who cared would have seen it and the people who didn't care wouldn't. And there would be no reason to spoil it anymore.
By the time I showed up, this tradition was firmly in place. I went with the whole office to see Mission Impossible (first one) after work.
I wonder how freaked out I would have been if I'd watched Alien before knowing where the Aliens come from.
Thanks and gig'em
When I was a kid in Houston, there was a time when the Oilers and the Cowboys were playing at the same time. Even though they were on different networks, the Cowboys game couldn't be shown in the Houston market because of complicated NFL rules. There were of course way more Cowboys fans than Oilers fans even in Houston, and I think it was a pretty big Cowboys game.
I want to say they worked out some arrangement to run the Cowboys game later in the day on tape delay, I guess on Channel 11. If you wanted to watch the Oilers game but not spoil the Cowboys game as they might give the score, you were supposed to turn down the TV volume and listen to the radio. The radio station had agreed to not broadcast any news of the Cowboys game.
You were also supposed to block off the bottom portion of your TV screen so you wouldn't see any scores in other games. So Channel 2 proceeded to periodically flash the Cowboys score at the top of the screen.
I want to say they worked out some arrangement to run the Cowboys game later in the day on tape delay, I guess on Channel 11. If you wanted to watch the Oilers game but not spoil the Cowboys game as they might give the score, you were supposed to turn down the TV volume and listen to the radio. The radio station had agreed to not broadcast any news of the Cowboys game.
You were also supposed to block off the bottom portion of your TV screen so you wouldn't see any scores in other games. So Channel 2 proceeded to periodically flash the Cowboys score at the top of the screen.
"Of course more"?
Sounds typical for arrogant Cowboy fans. Yeah, there were Cowboy fans in Houston but to say there were more than Oilers fans is something a sip would claim. Houston's problem was that other than about a decade or so in total, the Oilers franchise stunk. GFY Adams family. But when they didn't stink, the Dome was full of screaming Oilers fans.
Sounds typical for arrogant Cowboy fans. Yeah, there were Cowboy fans in Houston but to say there were more than Oilers fans is something a sip would claim. Houston's problem was that other than about a decade or so in total, the Oilers franchise stunk. GFY Adams family. But when they didn't stink, the Dome was full of screaming Oilers fans.
Came here to post this…still mad about it
I say that because I was an Oilers fan and I was always outnumbered.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
"Of course more"?
Sounds typical for arrogant Cowboy fans. Yeah, there were Cowboy fans in Houston but to say there were more than Oilers fans is something a sip would claim. Houston's problem was that other than about a decade or so in total, the Oilers franchise stunk. GFY Adams family. But when they didn't stink, the Dome was full of screaming Oilers fans.
Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
"Of course more"?
Sounds typical for arrogant Cowboy fans. Yeah, there were Cowboy fans in Houston but to say there were more than Oilers fans is something a sip would claim. Houston's problem was that other than about a decade or so in total, the Oilers franchise stunk. GFY Adams family. But when they didn't stink, the Dome was full of screaming Oilers fans.
LOTS of crossover between sips and cowboys fans.
Yeah, they're mostly indistinguishable.maroon barchetta said:Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
"Of course more"?
Sounds typical for arrogant Cowboy fans. Yeah, there were Cowboy fans in Houston but to say there were more than Oilers fans is something a sip would claim. Houston's problem was that other than about a decade or so in total, the Oilers franchise stunk. GFY Adams family. But when they didn't stink, the Dome was full of screaming Oilers fans.
LOTS of crossover between sips and cowboys fans.
Outnumbered where? Not in the Dome for a game, I'm thinking.torrid said:I say that because I was an Oilers fan and I was always outnumbered.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
"Of course more"?
Sounds typical for arrogant Cowboy fans. Yeah, there were Cowboy fans in Houston but to say there were more than Oilers fans is something a sip would claim. Houston's problem was that other than about a decade or so in total, the Oilers franchise stunk. GFY Adams family. But when they didn't stink, the Dome was full of screaming Oilers fans.
Maybe at your family gatherings or in your school, I can see that as possible.
Was halfway through Shawshank when I remembered I had already read the book years before
i wouldn't have minded a spoiler at the beginning of that post, because I read it holding my breath.
This used to happen to me all the time. Most of my neighbor's have TVs in the garage. My neighbor across the street is also an Aggie. His TV is always ahead of mine because he has cable and I have DirecTV. I know something good or bad is going to happen based off his yelling in his garage.Average Joe said:
My neighbor's tv was 4-5 seconds ahead of mine when watching the 2012 Alabama game (cable vs satelite). It was a duplex with thin walls and he yelled in excitement so loud at the goal line interception. They hadn't even snapped the ball on my tv. All of the feeling and emotions drained out of me before my tv caught up to that moment.
It's not quite the same, but I still think about it after all these years.
Leroy Jenkins >>>>>>> CyanideJenkins
"Ok, so Bruce Willis is actually dead, but doesn't know it..."
Life's an endless party, not a punch card.
I had a dungeons and dragons geek buddy growing up who told me even before the sequels were out that Luke and Laura were siblings and Darth Vader used to be a Jedi named Anakin Skywalker. I remember thinking, bull****, you don't know what you're talking about. This was the early 80s and way before the internet so I have no way of knowing how he knew that.oragator said:
I think the Vader thing was spoiled for me too. But maybe it was that Luke and Leah were siblings.
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