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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #15 on: 17 December 2008, 20:13:55 »

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Oh come on guys.......it might scare a bunch of old women but thats all.....lots of us used to play with these things as kids.

Best not to give it too much importance.....and just see it as a bit of a laugh. :y :y :y :y

Speaking just for myself, I can't get my head around why so many people are so scared of a board game - I don't see how such a game could have any real life effects.
Maybe I'm too simplistic - I just don't believe in paranormal stuff.

Agreed james.......If people have a suggestible personality ......then maybe it is not for them.

Too many people watching too many horror flicks .....that's the problem.......not dangerous in my opinion. :y :y :y
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #16 on: 17 December 2008, 20:21:21 »

Better off investigating the spirits down the local. Least you know what's going to happen

I heard there's a new spirit doing the rounds, called Dark Grouse.  :o :o :o  ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #17 on: 17 December 2008, 20:23:59 »

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Oh come on guys.......it might scare a bunch of old women but thats all.....lots of us used to play with these things as kids.

Best not to give it too much importance.....and just see it as a bit of a laugh. :y :y :y :y

Speaking just for myself, I can't get my head around why so many people are so scared of a board game - I don't see how such a game could have any real life effects.

Maybe I'm too simplistic - I just don't believe in paranormal stuff.

If you are not susceptible to spirit activity James then your point of view is valid. However if used incorrectly and without respect for the dead then you may allow spirits of those not at rest to cross to our plain. This may result in disruption whilst they try to find peace.
You may not believe but you should maintain a healthy respect for what we don't understand.

Yes, I have been involved with them in the past, have witnessed devastating predictions come true.

My advice, scary stuff leave well alone!
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #18 on: 17 December 2008, 20:34:18 »

Ouiji boards are frightening only because we believe in them. Just like Voodoo in Haiti where the black magic works all the more, for your complete belief in it.

I wouldn't use one because I would be too frightened that something terrible would happen, making them seem all the more powerful

It depends how easy you scare, and I scare easily :o :o :o

Give it a miss :y

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« Reply #19 on: 17 December 2008, 20:37:42 »

its a bit like what Derren Brown does,the power of suggestion and being able to manipulate people to do what you want them to do.
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #20 on: 17 December 2008, 20:39:39 »

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its a bit like what Derren Brown does,the power of suggestion and being able to manipulate people to do what you want them to do.


That's just what they wanted you to say!!  :o
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #21 on: 17 December 2008, 20:43:19 »

If you don't believe in all that sort of stuff give it a try, put your curiosity at rest.
I am daft as a brush as most people would know doubt agree, but like you say it was a board game sold in shops, which my Mother and Nanna played. I have never heard my Nanna utter one single swear word ever, until she told me what message she recieved on there.
I know for sure my mother would not have dared to move the glass to this particular word.
I myself am very open minded about spirits etc but this I wouldn't play.
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« Reply #22 on: 17 December 2008, 20:47:41 »

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=enpHZBBfsCoC&pg=PA34&lpg=PA34&dq=wingates+grove+1993&source=web&ots=xYUAhFZXha&sig=wfLEbx36tNQXQLWg_H2mxOd0bHg&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=5&ct=result#PPA34,M1

House of Terror, this link tells you a story from 1993 involving one of my school friends who'd played with a Ouija board with friends from school, I keep an open mind with stuff like this!! it made the papers and the news in a big way, he got picked on quite a bit afterwards by other kids in our year, I only knew 2 of the kids involved but it only affected this one, and his home!!
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #23 on: 17 December 2008, 20:51:37 »

In the immortal words of Bing Hitler

now if you see a ghostie,
dont you push your luck,
never mind that exorcism s***e,
just you run like f**k
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #24 on: 17 December 2008, 20:53:23 »

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In the immortal words of Bing Hitler

now if you see a ghostie,
dont you push your luck,
never mind that exorcism s***e,
just you run like f**k

 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #25 on: 17 December 2008, 20:59:32 »

Most people have a sort of sixth sense - like when someone is going to call.
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #26 on: 17 December 2008, 21:02:29 »

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Oh come on guys.......it might scare a bunch of old women but thats all.....lots of us used to play with these things as kids.

Best not to give it too much importance.....and just see it as a bit of a laugh. :y :y :y :y

Speaking just for myself, I can't get my head around why so many people are so scared of a board game - I don't see how such a game could have any real life effects.

Maybe I'm too simplistic - I just don't believe in paranormal stuff.

moving away from the boards, my old girl friend had a mate who was "clairvoyant". i was sceptical and treated her as such, this was in 1989-90, so i asked her "out of mirth n merryment" to read my furure, she said i would meet a girl who's name began with a "C" thru a guy i worked with called Gary, she would have long dark hair and we would be friends first, we would have 2 children and we would be very happy together, now i thought, what tosh.., but a few years later, when i was working up a night club as doorman, i worked with a lad called gary, who introduced me to my wife, we were freinds for about 3 months before we got to gether, we have 3 kids,  she has 2 by me, 1 by another guy, so we did have 2 kids, oh her name, Cathleen with a "C". and she has long dark hair, so when people ask me what i think, i say hell 8-) yeah there is something to the paranoprmal thing
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Re: Ouiji boards
« Reply #27 on: 17 December 2008, 21:06:18 »

Funny this should come up today. When I was about 18 we had a go with one. Learned I was was going to die of cancer aged 42. Guess what......I turned 43 yesterday! My old pal texted me yesterday to remind me. I had not forgotten though  
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« Reply #28 on: 17 December 2008, 21:06:23 »

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Most people have a sort of sixth sense - like when someone is going to call.

Its wether your open to its interpretation though.

I bought a dress for a recent wedding, then had a really strong premonition that someone else would be there in the same dress so took it back!
Hey presto said dress was also there on someone else! One of my less worrying premonitions!
Think you need to be open minded about these things. I don't think they can be dismissed out of hand.
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« Reply #29 on: 18 December 2008, 10:02:46 »

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Funny this should come up today. When I was about 18 we had a go with one. Learned I was was going to die of cancer aged 42. Guess what......I turned 43 yesterday! My old pal texted me yesterday to remind me. I had not forgotten though  

bet you were crappin it when you wer 41 & 364 days old ;D ;D ;D ;D ::)
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