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Anonymous wrote:Raise your hand if you ever purposefully made the planchette move to freak out your friends....haha. (raises hand)

Me, me!

LOL. Everyone did! That's the point.

I was raised a hard-core fundamentalist school, home and church. They told us supernatural things were of the devil. My teacher even commented once that she saw Satan in Stephen King's eyes. Supernatural is nothing more than a good TV show. Here in the real world, oujia board are right up there with superstitions and talking donkeys. After 18 years of brainwashing, I'm really quite over the idea of anything outside the tangible.

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Anonymous wrote:You can't seriously be concerned about this.

Oh, please. This is a fake post.

My DD's ultra catholic school actually told them in religion class that Ouji boards are evil. No lie.

My mom always told me it was the devil growing up. I've never used one and I'm brainwashed enough to not start now

Same here!

Anonymous wrote:Raise your hand if you ever purposefully made the planchette move to freak out your friends....haha. (raises hand)

Me, me!

Anonymous wrote:My mother was like this. Now that I am older I realize she was mentally ill. Get therapy if this is a real post.

do i know you?

Raise your hand if you ever purposefully made the planchette move to freak out your friends....haha. (raises hand)

Anonymous wrote:Milton Bradley somehow found a portal to the occult.

I had the Parker Brothers one and it never worked.

"You girls watch out for those weirdos." "We are the weirdos, mister."

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Anonymous wrote:This board is full of people who do not believe in the supernatural. So it's not a good crowd for your question, op.

I believe in the supernatural. I do not think that a packaged board game holds any power though. I've known lot of people to play with a Oujia board. We are all still around...

Omg. Not sure where to start with this.

Maybe just relax and realize that if your biggest worry in life is that your 18 year old is playing Oujia with her friends, your life is pretty darned trouble free and you are truly blessed.

Anonymous wrote:Have people here really never read any real stories about peoples Ouija experiences?

Not once.

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I tend to agree this. I know a certain Christian boarding school where the kids used the Oujia boards for occult stuff with some bad outcomes.

There are frequently bad outcomes from attending Christian boarding schools, so how could you tell it was the Oujia board?

You can get pregnant from a Ouija board?

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Anonymous wrote:You can't seriously be concerned about this.

Oh, please. This is a fake post.

My DD's ultra catholic school actually told them in religion class that Ouji boards are evil. No lie.

My mom always told me it was the devil growing up. I've never used one and I'm brainwashed enough to not start now

Make her watch the exorcist and send her this link. https://www.buzzfeed.com/annakopsky/ouija-board-horror-stories-thatll-scare-the-shit-out-of-y?utm_term=.lyWxpObggZ#.vjzM8QYVVB

Anonymous wrote:I left a few sleepovers when the Ouija came out. I don't mess with that shit.

I never left a sleepover but otherwise completely agree.

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Anonymous wrote:This board is full of people who do not believe in the supernatural. So it's not a good crowd for your question, op.

I believe in the supernatural. I do not think that a packaged board game holds any power though. I've known lot of people to play with a Oujia board. We are all still around...

Omg. Not sure where to start with this.