Pink Poogle Toy Forum

Anyone here use one before? i was the one that always moved it. Once I moved it to "I will kill you" and it freaked out everyone else. I lol'd.

No man, those things freak me out hardcore. I heard some scary things about them, so I stay clear of them :/

I don't mess with stuff like that, I agree COMPLETELY with your comment, whhattisthiss...

No, I stay hecka 'way from them.

I believe they're a kids toy and that people control them, not spirits. But I know other people believe otherwise, and thats cool. I find the whole idea of them fascinating.

would you by any chance be from nor cal?

I am from the moon.

I hear it's absolutely lovely there.

And to answer your question, my mom won't let me near one >.>

No.

Funny Calvin and Hobbes: Calvin has a ouiji board, and asks it, "Will I ever be President?" The reply: "Dear God, no."

This is a great website to freak out your friends, you can find guides on various websites...

I think they're silly. Yes, I've used them. And yes, I've moved them around to say certain phrases. I don't believe they communicate with spirits.

I've used it a few times. I think it's interesting, but I don't think spirits move them.

A few times, once with a homemade board(a piece of paper with the appropriate letters, numbers, and yes/no options) with a wine glass for the moving part. They're grand fun, especially for a small group in someone's basement around midnight. With a group of three or four, there are enough people that the marker will move, but not so many that one person will be able to move it without it being obvious--in other words, the best freak-the-whole-group-out size.

I miss mine been meaning to get another one.

My "cousin" keeps warning me not to use it every time I talk about it with her ...

Ouija boards are pretty entertaining, though I must say that I doubt the mystic powers of anything mass-produced by Milton Bradley.

My mom would never let my sister and me play with one when we were little, but my cousins had a board. It was fun to scare them with stories from the Ouija board about how ghosts lived in their bedrooms.