Ouija boards

Ronaldo7 · 25-01-2004 03:06AM #1

What do you make of these things?

havent heard about stories since i was about 15/16 - 3 years ago.

Whats the story with these things?

[CALIBUR] · 25-01-2004 03:09AM

k............???

Funky · 25-01-2004 01:22PM

DEVIL WORSHIPPER

/me gets pitchfork

Senor_Fudge · 25-01-2004 01:28PM

burn him burn him

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 25-01-2004 01:30PM

ouija boards killed my father, and raped my mother!

Johnny Versace · 25-01-2004 01:43PM

Yeah they seem to have gone out of fashion somewhat... no doubt there'll be a teen flick soon about ouija boards and every school girl will be into them...

I did one as a kid and shít myself for a week...

Ronaldo7 · 25-01-2004 02:36PM

i did one as a kid too and seriously ****ed myself up by not being able to sleep for ages...

Kold · 25-01-2004 04:03PM

Tbh i hope you DOOO get haunted by an evil spirit

Magic Monkey · 25-01-2004 05:41PM

Have none of you seen "The Exorcist"? :eek:

Snaga · 25-01-2004 05:49PM

I also think we should have a Ouija Board.

I vote Ronaldo7 for mod!

Johnny Versace · 25-01-2004 05:51PM

Originally posted by Snaga
I also think we should have a Ouija Board.

I vote Ronaldo7 for mod!

HAHA! Smart ass

Lump · 25-01-2004 06:33PM

Originally posted by Magic Monkey
Have none of you seen "The Exorcist"? :eek:

I have, it were shít.

John

UnrealQueen · 25-01-2004 11:04PM

I remember years ago hearing about this girl who was doing it (the ouija board that is) with her friends and all this red smoke started rising up out of the floor. Mad!:D

Stephen · 25-01-2004 11:12PM

Its a load of utter ****. Up there with Irish Psychics Live!1!!, tarot cards, astrology and all that other useless crap.

Capt'n Midnight · 26-01-2004 12:20AM

The ouija board was patented in London in 1854

So really it's the 19th century of the JML "lifestyle imporvment" crap you see on SKY shopping channels...

The earliest known patent for a talking board in the patent offices in London, England was filed by Adolphus Theodore Wagner, a professor of music and resident of Berlin of the Kingdom of Prussia. Wagner described his device as a “PSYCHOGRAPH, OR APPARATUS FOR INDICATING PERSONS THOUGHTS BY THE AGENT OF NERVOUS ELECTRICITY” on January 23, 1854.

http://www.djmcadam.com/ouija.htm

Raphael · 26-01-2004 02:36PM

Also the name came from Oui(yes in french) and Ja(yes in german)

So they're yesyes boards

Sleipnir · 26-01-2004 02:41PM

Originally posted by Stephen
Irish Psychics Live

Don't knock them!
They contacted my mother on 'the other side' for me.

It was the 'other side' of Dublin, she's still alive and was just a phonecall away but still........woooooo WOOOOOO hooooo!!!!

inaccessibleisl · 26-01-2004 02:58PM

I did a Ouija board when I was younger. Me and some friends found one a the back of this creepy shop with all gothic candles and books on cooking babies.
When we got home we tried it, with grave consequences. Three of my friends died, and I got locked in the bathroom. Key broke. Luckily me friends were only flys and sufocated because I didn't put air holes in their jar.

Ragamuffin · 26-01-2004 03:08PM

Is there an internet version of the ouija board??

LOL:p

rymus · 26-01-2004 04:41PM

Originally posted by Ragamuffin
Is there an internet version of the ouija board??

LOL:p

might want to contact Symantec to see if they have a satan removal tool before you start googling that one....

(I was going to say an "evil removal tool" but that would nuke any MS software youre currently running too)

Mossy Monk · 26-01-2004 04:50PM

Originally posted by Magic Monkey
Have none of you seen "The Exorcist"? :eek:

one of the worst films ever

tbh

Magic Monkey · 26-01-2004 05:42PM

Originally posted by Mossy Monk
one of the worst films ever

tbh

Point is, the girl got possessed after fluting around with an Ouija board

*cue chanting from The Omen*

Capt'n Midnight · 26-01-2004 06:15PM

Originally posted by Raphael
Also the name came from Oui(yes in french) and Ja(yes in german)

So they're yesyes boards

Ouija boards became very popular in the 1960's, a time of resurgent interest in all things occult and metaphysical, and were sold in many countries as a board game.

Persons of a nervous disposition can be frightened easilywhen using a ouija board and it is suggested that they should therefore avoid them. It must also be pointed out that there is no scientific proof that they actually work, although there have been many claims over the years.

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