Ha ha ha ha....

[lithera]

Mmmmmm.

I love spoilers. For everything. For me it just makes the anticpation greater.

Anyway, my lead has a fiance who has kids. The older one is a tomboy and so she likes action figures. They went to Toys R' Us and got her an action figure. My lead has been trying to avoid any and all spoilers for Episode II.

Shouldn't have gone near the action figures. Shouldn't have let the kiddo bring it to him and go, "Ryan, Ryan, Ryan lookit at what it does!"

I laughed my ass off this morning - he was so mad. Just the way he told the story was great. No, I'm not telling you which action figure or what it does. I do respect those who wish to know nothing.

Just don't look at the action figures too closely.

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[thx42.livejournal.com]

I don't think it's possible to escape spoilers, there's probably some on the Episode II cereal boxes.

But hey, if you want some spoilers, I'm halfway through the book...

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[lithera.livejournal.com]

Nah. I know tons about it. If I really wanted to know it all, I'd just go read the book too. I can wait the two weeks for the things I don't know.

[skidspoppe.livejournal.com]

Isn't amazing taht they zealously guard the secrets of the script and then, three weeks before teh film comes out, the release books, and comics and toays and everything to let you know how the movie is going to turn out except the movie itself.

I just find it odd.

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[lithera.livejournal.com]

It is kind of funny.