(12-13-2009 12:39 AM)vzy4kat6387 Wrote:  

(12-12-2009 07:04 AM)Chazz Wrote:  I can confidently say that in South Africa.. the Ouija board is not for sale in the ToysRus or any other big retail childrens toy shop... I checked lol

It's because they know what that thing can do lol.

mebbe u right ha ha

The problem is that nobody has any proof that it's NOT all in the mind.

Alright, if your skeptical about the Ouija board just being a thing of the imagination then explain to this woman that it was all in her head.
http://www.allabouttheoccult.org/experie...rd-faq.htm

I know what I experienced was NOT in my head, and it wasn't my imagination playing tricks on me .. What happened that night was real.

I get rather tired of warning people that Ouija boards are not something you 'play' with.

I have always heard/been told that these implements to contact somewwhere else, other than here, are to be avoided. I've used one before but nothing out of the ordinary took place. It was sent to the attic and according to the owner, nothing out of the ordinary has taken place that could be related to the board and its use.

(12-28-2009 04:11 AM)Shana Wrote:  I get rather tired of warning people that Ouija boards are not something you 'play' with.

Wouldn't waste your breath trying to tell somebody who doesn't care to listen. I say they've been warned to many times so let em screw with it and find out what happens.

I to got tired of warning people about the board and they choose not to listen. Oh well, I could care less anymore it's there problem with what ever happens to them they've been warned that it's not a dang toy ..

I think I sometimes have a 'spiritual obligation' to issue warnings!!

(12-28-2009 03:25 AM)vzy4kat6387 Wrote:  Alright, if your skeptical about the Ouija board just being a thing of the imagination then explain to this woman that it was all in her head.
http://www.allabouttheoccult.org/experie...rd-faq.htm

I know what I experienced was NOT in my head, and it wasn't my imagination playing tricks on me .. What happened that night was real.

That womans story can very easily be psychological. It was all feelings, which can be mistaken, and memories, which the mind can very easily make up, especially if it's "told" that it should have those memories. The cigarettes mentioned that disappeared can also be explained so many different ways that i'm not even going to waste the time to go through them.

(12-28-2009 07:46 PM)Bracket Wrote:  The cigarettes mentioned that disappeared can also be explained so many different ways that i'm not even going to waste the time to go through them.

With all due respect, if you do not want to waste your time to explain something, why even bother being sceptical?

(01-01-2010 03:23 AM)Nathan Wrote:  

(12-28-2009 07:46 PM)Bracket Wrote:  The cigarettes mentioned that disappeared can also be explained so many different ways that i'm not even going to waste the time to go through them.

With all due respect, if you do not want to waste your time to explain something, why even bother being sceptical?

Ok. He could have forgotten to buy them, he could have dropped them on the way to the car, he could have dropped them in the car, he could have dropped them getting out of the car, they could have fallen off the table and slid under something like the stove, they could even be merging 2 or more different memories, which happens all the time. He could have thought he bought the cigs because he does it often but because he may have had something on his mind, he forgot. Then when he got home, she just assumed that he had them and they go to get them and POOF it's gone.