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#61 Post by Base »

Oujia boards are creepy, but not too dangerous, in my opinion. I've heard stories of them working from awfully reliable sources, including myself. We used one at camp, and it totally worked. It didn't always make that much sense, but it did move. Ask Naniwai.


o_0 wrote::3 When I die, I plan on screwing with people's minds through a board. e.e


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#62 Post by Xandra »

Jasujo wrote:This reminds me of that professor in Harry Potter. What was her name, Trelawney or something? The one that foresaw the future. She told all these false hokey premonitions, but once every great while she had a real one. ;)


That's because she didn't know she was actually a seer. She was a fake, mostly, but every once in a while she went into a trance and told a prophecy. I feel sort of sorry for her, actually, because it seems as if no one has actually told her that she's the real thing.
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#63 Post by Jasujo »

...Alex wrote:That's because she didn't know she was actually a seer. She was a fake, mostly, but every once in a while she went into a trance and told a prophecy. I feel sort of sorry for her, actually, because it seems as if no one has actually told her that she's the real thing.


But didn't she think she was a real seer the whole time?
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#64 Post by Bangel »

It doesn't surprise me that all of these conversations seem very, very, very generic and alike.

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#65 Post by Eskimo »

I have a glow in the dark one. It's worked before for me. When I was trying to contact my Great Grampa. It moved all by it's self...
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#66 Post by AFI_Sorrow »

I own one, but it's at my dad's house. I think that if you really believe, and you aren't just kidding around, anything can happen. My friend and I spoke to her mother once. I'm not really sure what to think of it sometimes, but who knows? Maybe there is something that we cannot fully comprehend?

And the ones they sell at Toys R Us...pssshhh...those are just boards with plastic coatings. My friend owns a really beautiful one, one that wasn't on sale for five bucks in the middle of toy store. ;)

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#67 Post by Michelle »




Oh my word Jasujo that board is the most beautiful board I have ever seen! :)

Well no I have never used an Ouija board. I think they are downright scary!
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#68 Post by VeraX »

Ouiji boards are scary. I was at a halloween party once, and me and a girl I used to be friends with put our hands on it, and it just went right off the board. Neither of us cheated, its rather obvious when someone does. That was scary stuff.
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#69 Post by halfbakedbliss »



*jealousy*

Even though I did bust out laughing due to Parker Brother's (poor) manufacturing of the Ouija, I do admit that that particular one would go awesome with my Tarot of The Cat People 8)
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#70 Post by neodalion »

I'm too scared to use one. x:

It's against my religion anyway.
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#71 Post by Jasujo »

halfbakedbliss wrote:Even though I did bust out laughing due to Parker Brother's (poor) manufacturing of the Ouija, I do admit that that particular one would go awesome with my Tarot of The Cat People 8)


Ooh, I have that deck! :) Very nice art. I collect Tarot decks as well, but my girls got into them a while back and they're all messed up now. :( I should really straighten them out . . . My favorite deck was the Tarot of a Moon Garden. Now it's missing one card, though, so I have to get a replacement.
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