Ouija Board

GiftofGab

Just wondering has anybody ever had any true life experiences with using a ouija board? My friends and I used one when I was about 11 years old but I don't believe that a spirit was moving the indicator.

Anybody got any takes that they would like to share with the rest of us?? Or does anybody believe that these boards actually work??

Just for the record, I think these are a hoax and that people involuntarily move the indicator. Well unless somebody can persuade me that the boards work.

Rabies

I'm going to assume there is a higher chance of a person believing it works if they think a God of some sorts exists.

You have to be able to give in to believing in the unknown jibberjabber

OneArt

Playing the ouija board is very dangerous.

You never know when the bees may issue forth.

BillyMitchel

Good thread in paranormal about it.

efb

like all the other superstitious bollox like religion, I think its horse****

Panthro

I used to pronounce it "Luigi board".

DonLimon

I have never used an ouji board and nothing to contribute to this thread.

Maximus Alexander

The Ouija board is nothing more than a board game developed by Hasbro Inc.

kjl

I did as a kid and it moved an everything, but I know now as a child that the movement steamed from the weight of us hovering the coin and the will to believe in this rubbish.

It's the same thing with these idiots who believe in fortune tellers and all that rubbish. It's all self forfeiting prophecies.

MrCreosote

Panthro wrote: »

I used to pronounce it "Luigi board".

Correct pronunciation is "wee-jee board".

kneemos

MrCreosote wrote: »

Correct pronunciation is "wee-jee board".

Gee wee board.

Sunnyisland

Back in the day we found our own ouija board,We got a board with a black mark on it as that meant the devil walked on it, we were terrified.

Duggy747

Pffft, Ouija Board...............I do it hardcore and play Jumanji!

summerskin

We used to do it at school. One time we asked the "spirit" it's name and it spelled out G-O-D and we thought "fúck, we've got God!"

turned out to be a gardener called Godfrey from Wolverhampton.


Also once "communicated with "Alan" who claimed to be the son of Satan.

Was never a believer myself, though did see something odd one time. Four lads were doing the board and three of us were watching, they asked a question that "the spirit" didn't like and right away the four of them looked like they were stood in the middle of a hurricane, wind blowing their hair and ties etc all over, while the other three of us, in the same room, sat unaffected. That actually did spook me a little.

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EDIT: come to think of it, we saw a few other spooky things too.

humanji

I use Hungry Hungry Hippos to contact the dead. It's more reliable.

Neewbie_noob

GiftofGab wrote: »

Just wondering has anybody ever had any true life experiences with using a ouija board?

I never di done and would not even expect there to be a reaction (apart form someone else doing it). It's a piece of wood / cloth / paper with an indicator. There's nothing but atoms in there.

El Weirdo

kylith

Tried it when in school, got nothing unexplainable. Tried a one-woman version a couple of weeks ago and nothing at all happened. It's all the operators' imagination.

Cienciano

summerskin wrote: »

We used to do it at school. One time we asked the "spirit" it's name and it spelled out G-O-D and we thought "fúck, we've got God!"

turned out to be a gardener called Godfrey from Wolverhampton.


Also once "communicated with "Alan" who claimed to be the son of Satan.

Was never a believer myself, though did see something odd one time. Four lads were doing the board and three of us were watching, they asked a question that "the spirit" didn't like and right away the four of them looked like they were stood in the middle of a hurricane, wind blowing their hair and ties etc all over, while the other three of us, in the same room, sat unaffected. That actually did spook me a little.

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EDIT: come to think of it, we saw a few other spooky things too.

ROTFL! Satans son is called "Alan"!
Brilliant!

summerskin

Cienciano wrote: »

ROTFL! Satans son is called "Alan"!
Brilliant!

cracked me up too.

Cienciano

summerskin wrote: »

cracked me up too.

Satans 3 boys are called Barry, Ian and Alan. The 3 bringers of death and the apocalypse.

OneArt

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

I never di done and would not even expect there to be a reaction (apart form someone else doing it). It's a piece of wood / cloth / paper with an indicator. There's nothing but atoms in there.

You don't f*ck with atoms. Look what happened to Hiroshima.

thewing

Jayz, Buckaroo used to give me an awful fright.....

El Guapo!

Imagine going to hell and the devils son emerges and introduces himself as "Alan"!!

You couldn't take him seriously at all.

That post has me in stitches.

Cienciano

Dean09 wrote: »

Imagine going to hell and the devils son emerges and introduces himself as "Alan"!!

You couldn't take him seriously at all.

That post has me in stitches.

I keep thinking of someone like this http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/48927000/jpg/_48927780_06.jpg

curlzy

We were caught playing with one in school and the teacher got the priest in to lecture us. He went on about doing things that can have horrific consequences. He was later convicted of sexually assualting young boys in our parish.

ghogie91

humanji wrote: »

I use Hungry Hungry Hippos to contact the dead. It's more reliable.

And posters name makes this post of 2012... game set match, ball burst, in the hole, headshot, hurl flaked, engine blown-- TKOOOO

I had too much coffee this morning