Yes, people spoil themselves, but people like me simply come on subs like this to talk about what I saw. I like coming in and saying "holy shit the dudleyz are back that was fucking awesome!" but everywhere you look there are spoilers, and links to information and topics that say "rumor has it the rock is going to be at XX place this week! MAYBE HE'LL BE ON RAW!" and the likes. I'm not the kind of person that really sets out to find out things before they happen, but with the way information is accessible, sometimes you can't help but stumble on some spoiling information/rumors/speculation and overall, it changes the mindset for me. I was a huge fan of not knowing what was going to happen, and that was the most exciting part about watching WWE when I was growing up. I had to wait until next week's Raw, or had to wait for smackdown, or had to wait for Saturday Night Metal to hear an "update" on someone's condition or what was going on. I had to watch the shows the WWE put out because there was almost no way of knowing ahead of time unless you were really "in the know" so to speak. So, of course if you don't click the links, you won't know - but when the information is around as easily as it is to order a pizza on my phone, it ruins the experience of having to wait until next week.

Which is why I've decided to stay away from those links, hot topics, forums and websites and simply wait for Smackdown/next week's Raw to see what's up.

I just look at the way the internet is flooded with information and rumors and websites giving away taped results and speculating who's where and why what's happened, and it just saddens me there are plenty of people that can't just hang out and wait until next week's Raw. I just feel like the experience is getting ruined. But that's me.