HAPPY BIRTHDAY ZOMBINE!
I binged the last several episodes of AoS all night.
I liked it, but the show delves too much in it's own black and white morals and hardly anyone calls out anyone else on their bullshit it's crazy.
As for spoiler talk, I think I've gotten over it and the time limit on when it is okay to talk about spoilers without fear of someone shutting you up depends on the medium. Like, a comic book can be talked about without spoiler bars the day after it's released, I find that acceptable because it doesn't usually take long for people to read a single issue and most people get around it reading it on the first day. For movies, that's harder to gauge when it's acceptable to talk about what happens in a movie. It can be a few weeks or a few months (e.g. TFA) or in some cases, for the truly annoying, an entire year. I don't like it when someone puts the spoiler in the thread title, I get annoyed that someone would just carelessly spread previously unknown information around like everyone knew about it. Everyone remember the Batman Endgame thread? The one where it was speculated that Joker was older than he appeared to be? That was so annoying and the worst part about it was: the jackass who made the thread defended his action with saying "well this is my thread, my rules". I was like "shut the fuck up".
Bear with me, I have no idea where I'm going with this. I'm sleepy as fuck.
But personally, I find that if a single person who hasn't seen or read or played a movie, book or video game well after the fact that it has been released for a while to just suddenly halt conversation because of fear of spoilers... then that's just being rude. And the fact that there is a significant portion of the internet that acts this way online and in real life I'm not against it if there is a joke at the expense of their sensibilities. Key & Peele did it right.
I binged the last several episodes of AoS all night.
I liked it, but the show delves too much in it's own black and white morals and hardly anyone calls out anyone else on their bullshit it's crazy.
As for spoiler talk, I think I've gotten over it and the time limit on when it is okay to talk about spoilers without fear of someone shutting you up depends on the medium. Like, a comic book can be talked about without spoiler bars the day after it's released, I find that acceptable because it doesn't usually take long for people to read a single issue and most people get around it reading it on the first day. For movies, that's harder to gauge when it's acceptable to talk about what happens in a movie. It can be a few weeks or a few months (e.g. TFA) or in some cases, for the truly annoying, an entire year. I don't like it when someone puts the spoiler in the thread title, I get annoyed that someone would just carelessly spread previously unknown information around like everyone knew about it. Everyone remember the Batman Endgame thread? The one where it was speculated that Joker was older than he appeared to be? That was so annoying and the worst part about it was: the jackass who made the thread defended his action with saying "well this is my thread, my rules". I was like "shut the fuck up".
Bear with me, I have no idea where I'm going with this. I'm sleepy as fuck.
But personally, I find that if a single person who hasn't seen or read or played a movie, book or video game well after the fact that it has been released for a while to just suddenly halt conversation because of fear of spoilers... then that's just being rude. And the fact that there is a significant portion of the internet that acts this way online and in real life I'm not against it if there is a joke at the expense of their sensibilities. Key & Peele did it right.
