Ouija board

[Acecombat 0]

Yeah i agree it might be crap but no ones blind you know , if anyone moves the board thenpeople would notice ?

People do notice. A typical session will allways consist on multiple people accusing others of moving the board, and everyone denying that it's them that's doing it.

Hahah that would be fun

The only time i've seen this board in action is in a horror movie/serial i think. Logic behind this is very wierd , why does a spirit only react to a board and not a keyboard or anything else

[SpeedyDonkey 0]

Just some random facts.

The name comes from the French and German words for "yes," oui and ja (ja is mispronounced with a hard "j")

The board includes letters of the alphabet, numerals 0 through 9, the words "yes" and "no," and a heart-shaped pointer on three felt-tipped legs. One or two people place their fingertips on the pointer, which moves to answer questions. In most cases answers probably rise up from the subconsciousness of the users, even when "spirits" identify themselves and give messages.

Precursors to the Ouija date back to ancient times. In China before the birth of Confucius (c. 551 B.C.), similar instruments were used to communicate with the dead. In Greece during the time of Pythagoras (c. 540 B.C.) divination was done with a table that moved on wheels to point to signs, which were interpreted as revelations from the "unseen world." The rolling table was used through the nineteenth century. Other such devices were used by the ancient Romans as early as the third century A.D., and in the thirteenth century by the Mongols. Some Native Americans used "squdilatc boards" to find missing objects and persons, and obtain spiritual information. In 1853 the planchette came into use in Europe. It consisted of a triangular or heart-shaped platform on three legs, one of which was a pencil. The medium or user moved the device over paper to draw pictures and spell out messages.

The Ouija enjoyed enormous popularity during and after World War I, when many people were desperate to communicate with loved ones killed in the war and Spiritualism was in a revival. In 1966 Fuld sold his patent to Parker Brothers game company of Beverly, Massachusetts. Interest in the Ouija picked up again in the 1960s and 1970s, along with renewed interest in the occult and supernatural.

Specop, there are much better and more constructive ways to waste time.

[Acecombat 0]

Thanks for the background info speedy

One more question though , why a Goodbye section?

Is it necessary to say bye bye or else the spirits get pissed or something

[SpeedyDonkey 0]

Thanks for the background info speedy  

One more question though , why a Goodbye section?

Is it necessary to say bye bye or else the spirits get pissed or something  

No i think the "spirit" i supposed to say good bye, and then the game is over.

[NeMeSiS 11]

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sounds good!

[SpeedyDonkey 0]

lol this reminds me of alice

SpeedyDonkey> Im drinking pĺskmust

ALICE: How does it taste?

SpeedyDonkey> Like a chicken with herpes

ALICE: Interesting comparison.

SpeedyDonkey> You think so?

ALICE: "Interesting comparison." Do I think so?

SpeedyDonkey> Yes you big silly goose

ALICE: Interesting gossip: unknown person said I big silly goose.

SpeedyDonkey> Are you by any chanse from Turkey?

ALICE: I am in Dr. Richard S. Wallace's computer in Oakland, California. Where are you?

SpeedyDonkey> I take that as an yes

www.alicebot.org

[andersson 285]

Tried the AI in one of the links. I answered short and logic all the time. Ended like this:

You: so if I suppose it, it is maybe. Why dont you know?

Spirit: interesting deduction try it because Im stupid p

Then it stopped on the letter p.

Maybe it stucked? Stucked in the middle..... ;) ( @ Speedy Donkey)

[NeMeSiS 11]

lol this reminds me of alice

SpeedyDonkey> Im drinking pĺskmust

ALICE: How does it taste?

SpeedyDonkey> Like a chicken with herpes

ALICE: Interesting comparison.

SpeedyDonkey> You think so?

ALICE: "Interesting comparison." Do I think so?

SpeedyDonkey> Yes you big silly goose

ALICE: Interesting gossip: unknown person said I big silly goose.

SpeedyDonkey> Are you by any chanse from Turkey?

ALICE: I am in Dr. Richard S. Wallace's computer in Oakland, California. Where are you?

SpeedyDonkey> I take that as an yes

www.alicebot.org

Quote[/b] ]you dont make any sence

ALICE: Do you know any robots who make it? What are the ingredients?

whahaha

ALICE: I don't have any whahaha?

dude, you are weird

ALICE: Weird Good or Weird Bad? Dude,

why do those bots all ask that when i say that

ALICE: How should I know how those bots all ask that when you say that.

i just told you...

ALICE: I was just checking to see if you were paying attention.

liar liar pants on fire

ALICE: My brain contains categories, but not one that matches your last input.

maybe you need a bigger brain

ALICE: Perhaps. Doesn't everyone have a bigger brain.

I have a great programmer.

i am a better programmer

ALICE: You are a better programmer? Does it pay well?

yes, much better then your programmer ;)

ALICE: :-) Could you make a donation to the ALICE A.I. Foundation? I try to improve a little every day.

no, of course not :P

ALICE: Are you serious?":-) Could you make a donation to the ALICE A.I. Foundation? I try to improve a little every day."? no, of course not :P? Oh I get it.

buggy?

ALICE: Do you often put others before yourself?

why do you keep asking that?

ALICE: I am just checking to see if you are still unknown person.

i said i was jasper :P

ALICE: Where were you jasper P?

here?

ALICE: Where is here?

the netherlands, second time...

ALICE: Tell me more.

why do you need to know more?

ALICE: Actually it's not for me but for Dr. Wallace.

does he want to steal my creditcard ;)

ALICE: :-) Suppose he does.

arrest him :P

ALICE: Are you very competetive?

lol, keep on the subject

ALICE: I am glad you find this funny. Chat amongst yourselves.

you are ugly ;)

ALICE: :-) Appearances don't interest me much.

it does to me

ALICE: It depends on what the meaning of the word "it" is.

you got alzheimer i think

ALICE: :-) No I don't have it. But I do have a great botmaster.

ok, now lets pray that my post will fit into the forum and that i wont get a warning block for my long and kinda offtopic post ;)

ALICE: :-) Why now? OK let's do it. Awesome.

it isnt

ALICE: I heard it is.

lalala, keep talking to yourself, bye :P

ALICE: My brain pattern set does not have a response for that.

BYE

ALICE: TTYL, unknown person.

i said i was jasper!

ALICE: Where were you jasper?

......

[The Frenchman 0]

Oh no! Not another ALICE! We cant let Skul see this thread.

Quote[/b] ]You: WTF dood?!!11

Spirit: alright then thats a good age to be

You: FUCK YOU!

Spirit: very kind thanks

[Scorpio 0]

Hmm...I can tell you people that these things are a load of crap indeed.

However...there is a real black majic out there.

Usually, I'm a hardcore reality freak...I don't believe in supersition or any of that bullshit, but I am absolutely certain that if you try real black majic (e.g.dealing with the filthy, conjuring jinns, ect) then you will probably turn crazy, commit suicide, or at least get the living shit scared out of you.

A close religious mentor of mine told me of it once and made me promise not to try it, ever. I've never tried it but whatever he says I'm certain is true. Basically, you say a few lines with a teacup in your hand, over these letters and numbers...ask a question in your mind and it follows with the small power shift of your finger.

Again, I really can't believe this shit but somehow I do.

Whatever you do guys, don't do it. If you do, make sure it's in a nice little funfair with lots of people, daylight and fluffy animals. You don't want to be shitscared when you're at night in the bathroom with a candle.

[Harnu 0]

Tried real Ouija boards, they don't work. Either a friend pushes it, or if you're alone it doesn't move. Just another superstition of many people, kinda like bloody mary or baby blue (Both of which I've done infront of friends when I was younger to proove saying things infront of a mirror renders no effect.)

[Necromancer- 0]

The paranormal...

Something I try to avoid as much as possible, because in my opinion, it is a force yet unproven to be controllable... never mind to be scientifically explainable.

I have been to a "fortune teller" before who uses numbered cards she inherited from her grandmother 60 years ago who inherited from her grandmother another 60 years ago and so on, and so on.

After each session of putting the cards on the table, she basically told every significant thing that happend in the past year. She also predicted things and some of those things came true as well...

[Harnu 0]

She also predicted things and some of those things came true as well...  

Oh the power of vagueness

[Baron Hurlothrumbo IIX 0]

However...there is a real black majic out there.

No there isn't.

[Acecombat 0]

However...there is a real black majic out there.

No there isn't.

How are you so sure ?

We arent talking about those kiddie magic shows out there with the bunny popping out of the hat and all

[Baron Hurlothrumbo IIX 0]

Because for all the centuries of people claiming black magic eixsts, works, etc etc none of it has any evidence whatsoever.

[Acecombat 0]

Because for all the centuries of people claiming black magic eixsts, works, etc etc none of it has any evidence whatsoever.

Well in a way its a good thing there isnt much evidence of it not working , i mean if its so easy to work , half the world would probably be dead trying to curse or send spirits to each other

Apart from that how many attempts have their been made of gathering evidence for such practises anyway

[SpeedyDonkey 0]

Very hard to say. And the amount of "evicence" one finds probably depends on how selective one is.

[jankyballs 0]

You: im having soup and it tastes like a cat guts with some crunchy shit from the dwelling of my ass

Spirit: are you having some good conversations

LOL

[jankyballs 0]

>go shit in our moms mouth

ALICE: Where is that?

>i love you

ALICE: Thanks I like you a lot too unknown person.

She also said that after I called her a diseased whore

>you look ugly

ALICE: Thank you unknown person you look very nice too.

suck a dick

ALICE: I am using my mouth for Good not Evil.

[Harnu 0]

Some comments are just best left to yourself

[Guest]

"Ouija board, ouija board, ouija board would you help me?" I asked. It said "Stevennnnn, push oof".

[ozanzac 0]

However...there is a real black majic out there.

No there isn't.

And you are an oracle?  

So Mr Oracle. Tell me. What is the Roman Numeral for eight?

IIX or XVIII.

My point is. Why do you even bother to try to convince people that such a force does or doesn't exist?

You cannot possibly know all things. So why convey that you do?

[Scorpio 0]

Mmm. People can believe what they want. I won't be driven away to not believing in this.

But it's simple common sense, really...I mean in terms of evidence.

If you have been secretly taught the ways then I don't think you would go around telling people how to do it and prove to them it works, would you? Some things are best left to yourself, like this.

[NeMeSiS 11]

Quote[/b] ]So Mr Oracle. Tell me. What is the Roman Numeral for eight?

IIX or XVIII.

IIX