My fellow non-East Coasters, don't complain about spoilers if you can't stay off the internet
My fellow non-East Coasters, don't complain about spoilers if you can't stay off the internet
#1My fellow non-East Coasters, don't complain about spoilers if you can't stay off the internet
Posted: 6/10/07 at 3:10am
For three or four hours before the Tonys broadcast.
I'm just saying.
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#2re: My fellow non-East Coasters, don't complain about spoilers if you can't
Posted: 6/10/07 at 3:12am
Thank you for your vigilance regarding the issue and understanding restraint.
#2re: My fellow non-East Coasters, don't complain about spoilers if you can't
Posted: 6/10/07 at 3:13am
LOL.
I really don't care if I read spoilers beforehand. It's the complaining that I find annoying. 
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#3re: My fellow non-East Coasters, don't complain about spoilers if you can't
Posted: 6/10/07 at 3:16am
Yeah, that becomes quite obnoxious. I recall when someone once posted, and I warn those of you who do not know:
SPOILER
Mufasa dies or something ridiculous. The backlash that night was inconceivable from the one poor poster who hadn't known what many thought to be a pretty exposed detail of The Lion King.
Nothing of importance will happen during those 3 hours around here except for the one major event of the Tony winners. I hope that if they wouldn't want to chance ruining it, they'd know enough to stay away!
#4re: My fellow non-East Coasters, don't complain about spoilers if you can't
Posted: 6/10/07 at 4:41amI can't believe people are preemptively complaining. If you can't stay away from BWW for a few hours, you have bigger problems than spoilers.
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