DO you ouji

Nothing compares to a good game of oiji with a group of people u know and trust.

Well, sure, back in college we used to...

Wait, what?

When I was like 12.

I'm the one that pushes it.

haha.

that word bothers me.

it looks nothing like it sounds.

i reckon u must have cool parents mate i envy your headstart on the unexplainable

I think almost everyone in the U.S. spent slumber parties in elementary school playing around with them.

And this pretty much explains every experience I ever had with one.

pushing and ouiji kind of defeats the purpose i'm guessin

But if you didn't, it wouldn't move.

by definition a sceptic should keep an open mind, its all about seek and you will find.

Open-minded, I have to ask: if it moves by itself, why put your hands on it?

I thought the purpose of the Ouiji was to catch whichever one of your friend's was pushing it. And/or to humiliate your friends by pushing it towards devastatingly cruel (but often funny) answers to questions whose significance has been dramatically blown out of proportion.

What other purpose would there be?

[Edited on Dec 23, 2005 by Strega]

Stiff placemat that tells you the alphabet.

That stuff will make you kill your parents. It's a scientific fact.

yeah dunno someting to do with the concept of being a medium for energy to pass through, so yr gotta kind of touch the thing with yr fingertips, and who knows what purpose the game has, like i said its about open mindedness and not having too many preconceived ideas in order to understand something new and different. bt it could easily be just another stupid game to play whilst getting pissed if thats yr best go of it.

Do. you. oyaji. ?.

In elementary school my "special" friends and I tried to make a Oujii board using a triangular tupperware container as the moving thing you put on the thing. It didn't work so well.

Ouija.

It's spelled Ouija.

if there is some way to contact the dead, i'm sure it's mass produced by parker brothers

That seemed to take forever.

Well, yeah. Volume.

There's a lot of dead folks...

Parker Brothers has far more entertaining games than Ouija.