haha agreed. I have probably alluded to certain plot points without noticing but than again thats very different to outright announcing a twist (especially when the conversation was at a much less advanced level). It doesn't take a lot of time to announce a <<<<SPOILER>>>>
I'm careful too with wikipedia entries or imdb. Generally, I stay completely away until I finish the game/series. And some people are just A-holes. As long as people give an advance spoiler warning they can say what they want but slipping a spoiler in is cruel
100% agree. I'd hate to feel as though I ruined someone elses experience. I'd rather discuss it in an announced spoiler thread after the fact
There is truth to that but if you have to completely avoid a forum just so you don't have a certain show spoiler, I wouldn't visit any forum. If it is mentioned that a thread may contain spoilers, it's my fault for reading but to just have it in the heading very clearly and blatently is harsh
Absoutely, it's a shame. And good idea reading Catching Fire. Might be an idea to finish the 3rd one too just in case 
Wow, having a movie spoil an unrelated TV show is new to me. Now that does indeed suck
You make a great point about the sixth sense. It doesn't matter how awesome the film is, if you know that twist going in, it's not the same...
I think you're right about them enjoying it. Why else would they do it right. For me, I really really like GoT and would hate for you not to experience the twists as I did. It's kinda the whole point of the series. People need to not be so selfish
Yeah sometimes it's less than others. Minor spoilers I can live with but certain shows/games are built around particular plot points and it's just plain wrong to spoil those I feel
Yeah I agree on the kicking off. I'm completely ok with putting spoiler warning in advance. In fact I think thats what should happen but to put the spoiler blatently in the heading is just wrong. Some people huh.....
