re: Girls hospitalized after playing with Ouija Board

Did you study for the math test? No.

Me either.

I have an idea.

Ouija boards are one thing I’ll never frick around with.

I had a friend in college who didn’t think ghosts or anything supernatural was real. He, his girlfriend and a few of her friends got one out on Halloween as a gag. He said it all felt like bullshite until they asked the spirit they were “talking” to its name. It spelled out his deceased great grandmothers name (Opal) that he had been really close with. He says he had never told his gf about her and he was not pulling the little curser around. He said they asked if they were a relative of anyone in the circle and it pulled hard to “yes”.
At that point he said the hair on the back of his neck raised up and he stopped playing. His GF said that he was pale like he was going to puke. My buddy says he still doesn’t believe in ghosts but that fricked him up for a day or two.

There’s other stories too that I would just rather not risk it. Yea I know it’s 99% likely to be bullshite but I don’t want to risk it

Incoming movie about Ouija Boards.

Another then another and then another incident with Ouija Boards will surface. Then boom. Movie release.

I think I read somewhere that its a subconscious thing and that with everyone's hands lightly on the cursor, its moved by nerves from the hands and that the answers will always be likely in the back of someone's mind.. I don't remember the details, but there is some scientific explanation to it.

But if I am being honest about my earlier post, part of the reason I used to control where it went because in the back of my head I didn't want it to do something that would freak me out.

We need the poster who fights demons to weigh in on this.

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But if I am being honest about my earlier post, part of the reason I used to control where it went because in the back of my head I didn't want it to do something that would freak me out.

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This would absolutely be me if I was forced to do it. Spirit ain’t getting a fricking chance to speak up

ideomotor effect

Like a brace?

It think that people that aren't believers almost walk around with blinders on. As if subconsciously they choose not to see the things that other can see, hear, feel, etc. That way there's always a plausible deniability. Not that it's a bad thing. I hate snakes, and somehow I'm always the last person to see one, or I don't see it at all.