Ouija Boards

Most of my delusions are based around the paranormal.

Today, for some unknown reason, my mother in law keeps talking about Ouija boards.

It’s a fact that she thinks the house is haunted.

None of this is good for my mental health.

If she orders a freaking Ouija board I’m gonna freak out!

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My kid ordered a Ouija board and asked me to use it. Then he got too freaked out and told me we couldn’t, and now it sits unopened in our game closet.

If she orders a Ouija board, you can just intercept the package and burn it.

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This is kinda funny–all the misspellings of ouija board.

My favorite is right at the end of the video clip:
“Where do I obtain a wedgie board? Do I have to make my own wedgie or can I buy one from a witch or vegan?” :smile:

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My kid loves this video!

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Just tell the woman that no Ouija boards are allowed in Your house. They trigger your symptoms. And if she does order one, get the package and burn that shiz.

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I think paranormal stuff is scary.

Paranormal and roller coasters and bungee jumping terrifying for me.

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My stepdaughter plays with the Ouija board. Now she thinks the house is haunted.

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Hahaha Luigi board I’m laughing my ass off

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A ouija board was what started the whole damn mess I got into that ended up giving me ptsd. To this day I’m not sure if it just started the psychosis or if I really brought some nasty paranormal thing in the house. Regardless, I never want to mess with one of those again.

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I was traumatized from reading the exorcist at the age of 12…I snuck the book away from my mom at night and would read it…scared me to death…there is a scene in the movie and the book that Regan is playing Ouija board by herself and when her mom tries to play the board tells her she can’t play…Captain Howdy I think was the name she used then…scares me so bad still…

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Bought one for my kid when she was like 13, mainly to tweak my wife because she’s superstitious. The kid has yet to puke a ten foot stream of pea soup so I think the dangers were somewhat exaggerated.

(In the interest of honesty, she may have shot ten foot streams of other stuff out the other end when younger. Blowout diapers are definitely of The Devil.)

:face_vomiting:

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Wow thats very interesting…I tale it seriously…image

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the Luigi board :joy: :joy:

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I would just tell them that you would not want an Ouija board in the house because it freaks you out. After all, your house is your house. Your mother-in-law does not have a place to jeopardize your mental health.

Ouija boards send me straight in to paranoiaville and delusiontown.

I agree with the others, you should make it clear to her you don’t want that stuff in the house.

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‘Witch or vegan’. Classic

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As long as I get my Indian style Tikka Masahla…Then whatever bad comes my way is just karma…

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I bought a book on how to use a Ouija board safely and wasn’t impressed. For one thing it said never use it in your own home, which for me seemed to suggest it was never safe to use at all.

The one thing that did interest me was that it said the concept actually dated back to ancient Chinese methods for contacting spirits. I’d like to read how the original practice was done safely. I don’t believe that all the dead are evil.

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In fact, the other thing the book said, which is a very good point, is that before the exorcist film came out, Ouija was not viewed as something dangerous. Many Western spiritualists used it, including W.B. Yeats who even used it to compose/download poetry.

The main reason I am concerned for my safety is because of my condition of schizophrenia. I think for someone with a mental health condition, such things could be potentially damaging.

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We had two of them growing up. Me and my two sisters. We played with them with no ill effects.

I didn’t get schizophrenia until I was 38.

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