Poll: Are ouija boards dangerous?
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go burn one then tell me your house isn't haunted by creepy supernatural things. if you use one properly, then yes. it is definitely dangerous. but i can see that the majority of people here don't believe in hauntings or spirits of any sort.
basically, it's a portal to another world. don't screw with it.
basically, it's a portal to another world. don't screw with it.
As it's little more than a bit of a cardboard with a small plastic magnifying glass, I'd imagine you'd have a very hard time killing anything besides ants with it.
Edit: unless of course you believe that Milton-Bradley are somehow masters of the occult. But that's just not very bright.
Edit: unless of course you believe that Milton-Bradley are somehow masters of the occult. But that's just not very bright.
Yes. Hasbro, maker of the Star Wars action figures, definitely mass produces an instrument of the occult that can contact spirits cursed to roam the earth.
Definitely.
Definitely.
1. Do you believe in malevolent spirits?
2. IF you do, are you prepared to have your psyche REALLY messed up? Because even the fear itself will make things happen or even make innocent things seem a hundred times worse. I mean, I KNOW the slenderman is a hoax, but I swear I keep seeing bald guys in suits in the distance. Perception's a *****.
2. IF you do, are you prepared to have your psyche REALLY messed up? Because even the fear itself will make things happen or even make innocent things seem a hundred times worse. I mean, I KNOW the slenderman is a hoax, but I swear I keep seeing bald guys in suits in the distance. Perception's a *****.
I never believed they were real until I used one, then weird stuff started happening to me and my roommate. I didn't believe in the supernatural for a while, but so many weird things happened (felt something laying on top of me at night, seeing flashes of blue light, hearing creepy songs come through my speakers when the computer was on sleep mode and pandora was off) that I am now almost inclined to believe it's all real
But that's just me, I still like to believe there's no such thing as ghosts, but if that stuff was all in my head, I must have some kind of superpower, cause I saw and heard stuff all the time after using that ouija.
But that's just me, I still like to believe there's no such thing as ghosts, but if that stuff was all in my head, I must have some kind of superpower, cause I saw and heard stuff all the time after using that ouija.
Not disagreeing with your meaning itself, but Hasbro simply prettied up an older fortune-telling device and sold it as a toy. I'm surprised they never printed tarot cards for the fun of it. Not that any given object can actually embody evil, just Hasbro sometimes has funny definitions of taste.tavelkyosoba said:
then again, the Ouija board I used was homemade, maybe that invited some kind of dark energy?mandaforever said:
Sorry quoting myself. But yeah if what I keep seeing and hearing really is what I think it is, then yes Ouija boards are dangerous. Be careful.
It would seem that the majority of people here are adherents of the basic fundamentals of logic and reason, rather than superstition and fairy stories. If this is true, I think I'm going to like it here.William Ossiss said:
Anecdotal evidence isn't real evidence, btw.
Depends. Are there any insanely superstitious people around when you mention you're thinking of using one? If there is, your life ends up in danger immediately from them trying to stop you and telling you how evil it is.
If not, it's a harmless experience, have fun.
If not, it's a harmless experience, have fun.
I actually thin k what you said was a little snobby. I don't think humans have all the answers, nor do we have the physical or mental capacities to do so. There is a surprising amount of science and pseudo-science that we have not even touched on, nor can we ever touch on. Saying we can only believe what we see is a very typical thing for a person to say when they can't think outside the box, which is what a lot of science is all about.Moromillas said:
Saying that people who believe in things they can't see are ALL ignorant and ALL unintelligent is a broad statement, a very untrue one at that. How are we ever going to discover anything new without looking at possibilities? I believe people like you are holding us back as a society.
Then again, I'm not religious or superstitious, so I'm not really the best person to go to. But my point still stands.
Of course not, they 're just factory made pieces of wood/plastic with letters and numbers on them. They have NOTHING supernatural about them, even if you believe in that.
So why would ghosts or demons care if you used one?
Seems more logical to me that they'd whisper to you in your dreams or subconsious a billion times more easily than moving fingers. Because you know, fingers sometimes do tend to move without some occult force driving them :O
So why would ghosts or demons care if you used one?
Seems more logical to me that they'd whisper to you in your dreams or subconsious a billion times more easily than moving fingers. Because you know, fingers sometimes do tend to move without some occult force driving them :O
