Ouija Boreds
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You are a dumbass.
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Drunk. Posting. Rules.oregonblitzkrieg said:Can Ouija boreds be used to summon spirits? Everyone knows someone that has a story about when they used their Ouija bored, talked to a spirit, then tried to throw it away or burn it, only to have the bored reappear in their house a few days later. There are more stories about this than stories about bigfoot. Makes you wonder if it's real. Thoughts? Stories?
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I don't care for the spelling.
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Who is Ouija Boreds? Does he poast here?
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No stories on them but would love to hear them if you have them.
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I've never used one. I lean toward the idea that they may actually be all they're cracked up to be and I'm not too interested in unleashing an evil spirit. I've heard too many stories about them from people I know and trust to not believe it.longduckdong said:No stories on them but would love to hear them if you have them.
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And you're a banal, unimaginative liberal arts major.CollegeDoog said:You are a dumbass.
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Ghosts, spirits, curses, spells, religions... I don't believe in any of that shit.
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Bottom line, don't mess with those things
Last year, I took an outing to Glacier Peak Wilderness (in Sauk Indian dialect it is Lushootseed or "Tda-ko-buh-ba")
Hiked up the Suiattle River drainage and pitched a tent around 4,200 feet, all alone no other hikers/campers. Settled in for the night and everything seemed to be going to plan. Fire built and dinner was cooked. Late that evening is when SHTF, it started with what sounded like a grown man crying or howling. This shit was echoing off the canyon walls and scary as fuck. Sounds of approaching footfall followed
I immediately got up, reached for my pack, and realized someone (my cunt cousin) had left a OUIJA board in there from a prior trip. Packed everything up in 15 min, threw that thing in the fire and GTFO in a hurry, back to the trailhead by daybreak
Never going back up there again -
If that's a true story, it's fucking awesome and creepy. WTH were you doing way out there alone? Looking for a sasquatch?unfrozencaveman said:Bottom line, don't mess with those things
Last year, I took an outing to Glacier Peak Wilderness (in Sauk Indian dialect it is Lushootseed or "Tda-ko-buh-ba")
Hiked up the Suiattle River drainage and pitched a tent around 4,200 feet, all alone no other hikers/campers. Settled in for the night and everything seemed to be going to plan. Fire built and dinner was cooked. Late that evening is when SHTF, it started with what sounded like a grown man crying or howling. This shit was echoing off the canyon walls and scary as fuck. Sounds of approaching footfall followed
I immediately got up, reached for my pack, and realized someone (my cunt cousin) had left a OUIJA board in there from a prior trip. Packed everything up in 15 min, threw that thing in the fire and GTFO in a hurry, back to the trailhead by daybreak
Never going back up there again -
What about yetis?RoadDawg55 said:Ghosts, spirits, curses, spells, religions... I don't believe in any of that shit.
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I remember hearing a coyote for the first time.unfrozencaveman said:Bottom line, don't mess with those things
Last year, I took an outing to Glacier Peak Wilderness (in Sauk Indian dialect it is Lushootseed or "Tda-ko-buh-ba")
Hiked up the Suiattle River drainage and pitched a tent around 4,200 feet, all alone no other hikers/campers. Settled in for the night and everything seemed to be going to plan. Fire built and dinner was cooked. Late that evening is when SHTF, it started with what sounded like a grown man crying or howling. This shit was echoing off the canyon walls and scary as fuck. Sounds of approaching footfall followed
I immediately got up, reached for my pack, and realized someone (my cunt cousin) had left a OUIJA board in there from a prior trip. Packed everything up in 15 min, threw that thing in the fire and GTFO in a hurry, back to the trailhead by daybreak
Never going back up there again
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Please be whooshing me.unfrozencaveman said:Bottom line, don't mess with those things
Last year, I took an outing to Glacier Peak Wilderness (in Sauk Indian dialect it is Lushootseed or "Tda-ko-buh-ba")
Hiked up the Suiattle River drainage and pitched a tent around 4,200 feet, all alone no other hikers/campers. Settled in for the night and everything seemed to be going to plan. Fire built and dinner was cooked. Late that evening is when SHTF, it started with what sounded like a grown man crying or howling. This shit was echoing off the canyon walls and scary as fuck. Sounds of approaching footfall followed
I immediately got up, reached for my pack, and realized someone (my cunt cousin) had left a OUIJA board in there from a prior trip. Packed everything up in 15 min, threw that thing in the fire and GTFO in a hurry, back to the trailhead by daybreak
Never going back up there again -
Whooshy Mcwhoosherson
Going out in a blaze of glory before the board gets nuked
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You suck man. That was a cool story. You just harmed any future Ouija bored/sasquatch credibility you may have had.unfrozencaveman said:Whooshy Mcwhoosherson
Going out in a blaze of glory before the board gets nuked -
Go say Biggie Smalls 3 straight times rapidly in front of a bathroom mirror.oregonblitzkrieg said:
You suck man. That was a cool story. You just harmed any future Ouija bored/sasquatch credibility you may have had.unfrozencaveman said:Whooshy Mcwhoosherson
Going out in a blaze of glory before the board gets nuked
Then prepare to have a cap busted in yo ass!!
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