Inviting The Demon - A Ouija Board Story

[CareTaker]

Today I received an amazing and very touching story about a harrowing experience with a Ouija Board. I really urge anyone who has any interest at all in Ouija Boards to read this story.

Inviting The Demon - A Ouija Board Story

http://www.trueghosttales.com/paranormal...ard-story/

[scarygirl67]

Wow. And I mean that. I posted a comment under the story, but had to hop over here and tell everyone, please take the time to read this story. As CareTaker said, it is touching. Such a powerful testimony to what I've always believed to be true about Ouija boards.

I am choosing to believe this story......and I'll leave it at that.

[CareTaker]

Yes! It is truly an amazing and touching story. Normally there is a bit of a waiting line to get a story published (We get a lot) but I felt that this story was so important I published it immediately.

The story is just over 5,000 words, but well worth the time.

[scarygirl67]

Good call, CareTaker. I really do recommend everyone click on this link to this experience. Be sure you have a little bit of time to really absorb what this has to say. I won't lie, I'm still shaking.

[Nathan]

Just... whoh... swirled!. That's why I never hesitate to destroy any Ouija board when I encounter it.

IMHO - if want the Ouija, build it yourself, but selling them as tools is one big mistake

[scarygirl67]

Nathan, it's so good to see you again! I know we don't know each other, but I have found your posts in the past to be fascinating.

[eyepriestess]

Yes, I agree, this is a great story, but very sad. I left a couple of comments under this.

I also agree that it's nice to see Nathan back, have a look at his site, it's cool. Sorry i haven't been on in a while, i just don't get time at the moment. Will do though

[Nathan]

(06-25-2009 08:19 AM)scarygirl67 Wrote:  Nathan, it's so good to see you again!

Yea, I've been trying to survive the freelancer nightmare lately (meaning, the email and phone attacks of blood sucking "i have no idea what's this" ladies from a theatre in Warsaw, as I was stupid enough to promise friend "don't worry about this webiste, I will take care of it while you're on vacations" lol). Hmm, well, technically I'm still trying to survive it, but 29 is near, friend will be back, hah!

What? Offtopic? Hmm, oh I know: no ouija board stories can be compared to freelancer nightmare . OK, let's get back to topic.

[scarygirl67]

Us? Off topic? Never! (note sarcasm)

I always regret it when I say "No problem, I can do that". Always turns out to be more than you bargained for.
I am relatively new, so may I ask what you mean by freelancer nightmare?

[Nathan]

Quote:what you mean by freelancer nightmare?

Freelance nightmare is working as freelancer, especially as freelance graphic or web designer (or generally designer). Some clients think your their personal slave, other wish you to build a website worth $3000, but they want to pay you only $30, some people want to hire you just because you're cheaper than buying Photoshop, and I could write like this for hours . Freelancing has its ups and downs, I suggest this comic: http://www.freelanceswitch.com/freelance-freedom/ - the best way of dealing with our daily nightmare is turning it into joke, lol

What? Why am I still a freelancer then? Hey, where else will I earn so much money for studies by working 2 hours per day? muhaha