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Dawookie said:
Well they were twins you see, twins can be very strange indeed.
Ouija Boards
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Well they were twins you see, twins can be very strange indeed.
HappyScrappy
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I KNOW for a fact that they work.
My neighbor was this old dude and he was kinda senile and he used to make these groaning and mumbling noises when he fell outside of his apartment.
Well, one day he died and he went off to where the dead people go.
I felt bad for his wife, so I brought over my "Ouija Board" and some chocolate pudding.
we pulled the thing out of the box and then we got to using it and we wrote down everything that happened - hoping that her husband would notice from wherever he was and take some time out to talk to us via that thing.
SURE ENOUGH we were blown away by what we saw on that paper.
OWWOWOODIDWEOWWEOWWPPTTHAISDFWOWO
that was what it said.
it was uncanny.
that is totally like what he sounded like when he fell down outside of the house during one of his mumbling and falling escapades.
also - that game Hungry Hungry Hippo also lets you talk to the dead.
but only dead people that are hungry. and hippos. and want marbles.
My neighbor was this old dude and he was kinda senile and he used to make these groaning and mumbling noises when he fell outside of his apartment.
Well, one day he died and he went off to where the dead people go.
I felt bad for his wife, so I brought over my "Ouija Board" and some chocolate pudding.
we pulled the thing out of the box and then we got to using it and we wrote down everything that happened - hoping that her husband would notice from wherever he was and take some time out to talk to us via that thing.
SURE ENOUGH we were blown away by what we saw on that paper.
OWWOWOODIDWEOWWEOWWPPTTHAISDFWOWO
that was what it said.
it was uncanny.
that is totally like what he sounded like when he fell down outside of the house during one of his mumbling and falling escapades.
also - that game Hungry Hungry Hippo also lets you talk to the dead.
but only dead people that are hungry. and hippos. and want marbles.
FreeballinDC
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Y_Lifter said:I remember getting seriously FREAKED as a kid with one of those.
Like, It knew stuff that no one should have known...
Like how many times you spanked the monkey a night?
nevertoobig
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HappyScrappy said:
I fucking love that game (HUngry HUngry Hippos).
I always used to knock the balls off though because i hit it too hard.
twister_nt
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Nah, I can't say I’m convinced at all. For starters, it was first released as a novelty game, in 1890. You can buy the thing in "Toys 'R' Us" for god sake.
If they were all that dangerous, little kids wouldn't be able to buy 'em and there'd be a disclaimer on the box saying "use at risk of death/demonic possession/eternal damnation".
Plus if a group tries using an ouija board blindfolded, and gets an impartial friend (who isn't touching the glass) to note down the letters that come up, you end up with a load of meaningless rubbish.
Thus, it is far more likely that the subconscious minds of the people touching the glass are causing the ordered letters to be pointed to, rather than some kind of magical entity with horns.
In this day and age I’d expect most of you to have more common sense than to believe in superstitious non-sense. Does anyone still believe in braking mirrors for 7 years bad luck? I would hope not. What about worrying on what side you cross a black cats path?
Belief and faith is useful in certain areas, but in a context like this, it's dumb time wasting and shouldn't be given a second thought.
If they were all that dangerous, little kids wouldn't be able to buy 'em and there'd be a disclaimer on the box saying "use at risk of death/demonic possession/eternal damnation".
Plus if a group tries using an ouija board blindfolded, and gets an impartial friend (who isn't touching the glass) to note down the letters that come up, you end up with a load of meaningless rubbish.
Thus, it is far more likely that the subconscious minds of the people touching the glass are causing the ordered letters to be pointed to, rather than some kind of magical entity with horns.
In this day and age I’d expect most of you to have more common sense than to believe in superstitious non-sense. Does anyone still believe in braking mirrors for 7 years bad luck? I would hope not. What about worrying on what side you cross a black cats path?
Belief and faith is useful in certain areas, but in a context like this, it's dumb time wasting and shouldn't be given a second thought.
VicTusDeuS
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Why do they call them Ouija boards when they are pronounced as WEEEGEEES
