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Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - 2qewl4u - 07-09-2009 07:54 PM dateline= Wrote:link=topic=7056.msg269712#msg269712 date=1252348534]Yeah, when I read it myself! XD Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - b-rad - 07-09-2009 08:01 PM Because if someone spoils it it ruins the point of reading the book. You already know what will happen. If you are spoil free, you get to experience the emotions and experiences for real. Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - gothika - 07-09-2009 08:05 PM I'll still read it x] Unless I find the plot boring. I just don't let people give me the endings ;] Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - 2qewl4u - 07-09-2009 08:31 PM Yeah, and you just told me that Snape dies XD LOL Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - b-rad - 07-09-2009 08:32 PM [removed] I AM SO MAD AT YOU!!! Id say more, but Id get banned and investigated for violence. Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - 2qewl4u - 07-09-2009 08:36 PM (07-09-2009 08:32 PM)The Awesome One. link Wrote:[removed] I AM SO MAD AT YOU!!!You didn't read DH either? I agree though. Brad and I will form an angry mob and wait at your door {glare} Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - b-rad - 07-09-2009 08:38 PM No. Ive read it twice XD I just hate that She is spoiling it! -gets pitchfork- Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - 2qewl4u - 07-09-2009 08:52 PM (07-09-2009 08:38 PM)The Awesome One. link Wrote:-gets pitchfork-I LOL'd at that XD Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - b-rad - 07-09-2009 09:06 PM Ooh, awesome XD Re: Harry Potter - Official Thread 2! - Cassie - 07-09-2009 09:57 PM (07-09-2009 08:01 PM)The Awesome One. link Wrote:Because if someone spoils it it ruins the point of reading the book. You already know what will happen. If you are spoil free, you get to experience the emotions and experiences for real. This. While I feed off spoilers for most things, such as TV shows, like when I showed you guys that script for iCarly last week, I DO NOT like to be spoiled when it concerns books, and especially not Harry Potter. You would have laughed if you saw how I was when it came to spoilers before DH. I saw one of the deaths online by accident and bawled my eyes out, not before sending a lot of curse words the way of the IDIOT who spoiled. THEN I accidentally clicked on a link with a page of the book. I closed it before I could take in the information. And my mum and friends would be like 'GUESS what I just found out about?' And I'd be like 'OMG WHAT?!' and then they'd be like 'In Deathly Hallows-' and I'd cover my ears, walk off screaming 'DON'T WANNA HEAR IT!' I think it was the hardest thing ever to stay away from spoilers, especially as back then I spent so much time online and I was as much absorbed in the fandom then as I was now if not more. While it was exciting it was tough. :\ I think that may be why you're enjoying the books less [removed], you know what's happening and what's to come, there's no surprises and shocking twists. The best feeling in the world is opening a book and having no idea what's coming. |