That's hardly fair now is it, having to put everything on hold until you can watch the race.
A simple act of common courtesy would save spoiling what remains of other peoples enjoyment in watching a half hour procession.
So the
entire world has to hold off discussing the race because
you cant figure out that you shouldnt go to a racing website if you dont want to read about the racing. I suppose you sent a nasty email to motogp.com, since they dared post results before you watched the race, too.
He's the deal: If the race has been on TV, its open for discussion as far as Im concerned. Its open for discussion prior to broadcast too, as long as the *spoiler* tag is used. As I said, use your brain and stay off the racing sites. Or better yet, just leave the computer off and
watch the damn race already. I dont even go to facebook before races, since ppl and companies there will post results.
I worked all day yesterday (so ****ers like you could enjoy the sunny saturday on 2 wheels), and I spent the day avoiding spoilers, warning anyone that might know the results that I didnt want to know them (which is more ppl than you might think, seeing how I work in the bike industry.) When I got home I didnt even think about sitting in front of the computer, I went straight for the TV and fired up the DVR.
Here's a good analogy: If your wife is pregnant, and you dont want to know the sex of the child prior to its birth, then you shouldnt look at the sonogram. And if you do look at it, you can hardly blame the doctor for 'spoiling' it for you.
