New BB code has been installed - Spoiler. The Spoiler tag allows you to place text in your message that is unreadable, unless someone clicks on the button. This will be particularly useful for movie discussions, when you reveal spoilers, or when you use large portions of text in other discussion (for digression, or if someone wants to skip a certain part). So for example, you should type this: You'll never see what's behind Batman's mask! HA-HA! wrapped in Spoiler tag, and you'll get this... Spoiler You'll never see what's behind Batman's mask! HA-HA!
Spoiler Mac has a huge penis that he sticks up male goat's assholes sweet! thanks plazma what? dumbledore dies? did i hear that correctly?
And they are very handy for us smart-asses... Spoiler which was my true intent...Thanks, Plazma! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
You know this means that all those people that attempt to write entire non-parenthesised word wall epics can now generate a brief "spoiler" entailing all the details that would otherwise be subsequently missed from peoples attention not spanning much more than that of a stereotypical goldfish. In other words, Spoiler You can write a short and simple paragraph to explain everything simply.
Oh joy! I will use this opportunity to contribute a spoiler for this thread Spoiler Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Testing the function Wow. So ... just work with me here: Imagine one of my long posts— Spoiler you know, that run on for pageview after pageview —and suddenly you can have it all on one pageview— Spoiler as long as you don't click the spoiler buttons to read the information behind the argumentative point. Which leads me to wonder ... Spoiler since the Spoiler button is an image ... if there is a limit to the number of times the tag can be applied within a single post. Spoiler Three's good, but what about four? Imagine the style revision possibilities. Spoiler Up to five .... Is there an upper limit, Plazma?
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