You said you read the spoilers, not the novels. There is a difference.

i said i read up on the novels
not "I've read the novels"
there's a difference.

impressive on how a vamp can still live without heart.

You said you read the spoilers
That implies you read super short summaries of everything
I wonder why you cheat yourself out of the experience
You say you read up on the LNs
I say line 3 of this
You say you said you read up on the LNs
I'm saying this
You reply

This post was edited by 7se7en on Oct 14 2013 02:29pm

you're really trying so hard to argue without thinking aren't you?

i said "I already read through the LN spoilers, so nothing really fanciful to me"
or are you really that blind or dumb to not bother re-reading what you're trying to argue about?

and, your reply was "You said you read the spoilers, not the novels. There is a difference."
clearly you're trying to argue without logic.

and with regards to your 'i wonder why you cheat yourself out of the experience'
re-read what i replied, then ask yourself if you're really that stupid to comprehend the meaning of 'the novels tend to have more substance than most animes'

Oh, and go read up the definition of a spoiler before you even start arguing aimlessly.

This post was edited by Rean on Oct 14 2013 08:25pm

Let's set some ground here. I come from /a/. Many terms about anime that I know are gathered from the many threads I've attended on /a/. Recently people are making threads and asking for spoilers for shows that are currently airing that are LN adaptions. They are asking for LN spoilers. So some guy comes along and posts "LN Spoilers" like "a dies in this volume, x is coming up next, b is going to do c".
The same situation happens with manga as well. People make threads as soon as the latest chapter is released in Japan on paper. There are no scans online, no raws, nothing, just paper. People then ask the people who have these copies for "chapter spoilers" (chapter replaces LN), which is literally brief and simple translations of the text or summaries of what happens. More commonly the later case.

My definition of an LN Spoiler is literally a post containing a brief summary of what happened. A person who reads LN spoilers are people who read these posts instead of either reading the source material in full OR waiting for the anime episode in the case of Bakemonogatari. Maybe if you didn't include the word spoiler and just said "I read through the LN", this misunderstand wouldn't have happened.

This post was edited by 7se7en on Oct 14 2013 09:09pm

your definition
you clearly stated, YOUR definition
gosh you literally fail so hard in your argument it's making me laugh my ass off

So if you said you believe in the existence of your own dick means it's a fact?
damn, that's hard to believe

This post was edited by Rean on Oct 14 2013 09:11pm

What's wrong with using my definition of "LN spoiler"?
I fail to understand you.

Also to respond to your "Oh, and go read up the definition of a spoiler before you even start arguing aimlessly.", a spoiler is a car ornament to make it go faster

This post was edited by 7se7en on Oct 14 2013 09:13pm

I think what you fail to understand is your attempt at trying so hard at making an argument sound right to yourself is making people think you're pretty much a joke in life.

/e, I'm through trying to argue sense into a 'oh my opinion is what matters in this entire universe'
stop trying to force a thread off topic, thanks
Haruhi doesn't exist in real life.

This post was edited by Rean on Oct 14 2013 09:14pm

How does my life come to play into this? I'm not trying to corner you or anything. I just misunderstood what you said when you said you read an LN spoiler. Shoulda just said you read the LN.
Sarcasm aside, to be spoiled in terms of anime is to be told of something that happens in the future before you intended on finding out.