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Title: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Kaos on March 10, 2015, 01:57:09 AM
Jarhead's response in the Movies thread made me wonder what the rest of you think about supernatural things. 

My personal belief is that there are a ton of things that we simply don't understand.  To dismiss out of hand that there could be some kind of force we don't see is ridiculous to me.  Think of the things we already don't see.  Radio waves passing right through us.  Cell phone conversations swirling all around us in the air.  It's bizarre when you think about just how much we don't know and how much we can't see. 

My ouija story is in the movies thread.  Basic gist?  I asked it a question and there was absolutely no way possible whatsoever that the people at that board could have known the answer. It was really even a trick question.  But it knew.  Spelled it out.  My urine froze in my bladder it scared me so much. 

I used to work at an old AM radio station when I was barely a teenager.  Place housed the radio station, a newspaper office (typewriters back then) and a sales office for both.  I filled in on afternoon radio shows and wrote obits and other crap for the newspaper. One day a DJ was working on the antenna and got electrocuted.  Weird shit started happening after that.  I had a key and the building was a safe warm place to take girls late at night. You could hide the car in the back, go in and nobody would know you were there. One night I opened the back door and saw plain as day a guy standing in the hall. Except nobody was. No cars there but mine and I searched the whole place. Other times I'd see people moving in the DJ booth, but nobody was there. Equipment that was turned off turned itself on. I'd leave at 2 or 3 am after sitting around with friends drinking and then come back the next morning early to make sure I'd cleaned everything up and there would be paper in the typewriter with jibberish typed all over it.  Nobody had been  in the building and that paper wasn't there when I locked up and left.  Everybody in the building saw or heard things.  One day some of the women who worked in the office were sitting around talking about the strange things they'd seen with me.  And as we sat there talking this big picture on the wall behind them started to sway back and forth.  They saw it. I saw it. It rocked side to side until it was almost sideways on the wall. And then it gradually settled back.  We didn't say a damn word.  Just got up and left.  I quit going down there at night. I quit being there by myself at any time. Nobody but the guy who owned the place would go in there alone.  I quit working there not long after that.   

Ghost? Energy? I have no idea. Don't really care. 

I've seen kids that talk to corners because they see the people there.  My own daughter was about 18 months old when she started telling us about the job she had before she came back here. It was stuff no 18 month old would know. 

Is there an explanation?  Maybe so.  But I still contend that the sum total of what we think we know is miniscule compared to the vastness of what we don't.  So.

Am I alone in this? 
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Saniflush on March 10, 2015, 07:12:44 AM
No you are not.

I personally think it is pretty small sided for us to believe that we really know everything about death or other possible planes of existence.  I personally have never seen anything that would make me think that but I only need history to convince me that there is more. 
The Earth used to be the center of the universe.
The Earth used to be flat.
Enemas with boar bile were used to clean one out.


We have been wrong about enough stuff for me to know that we are nowhere close to knowing it all.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 10, 2015, 08:16:43 AM
We have been wrong about enough stuff for me to know that we are nowhere close to knowing it all.

Exactly, that girl was clearly 18 years old.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Snaggletiger on March 10, 2015, 10:01:03 AM
If as Christians, we believe in a God, a Holy Spirit and afterlife, all of which we've never seen, and will defend that belief with every fiber of our being, why would we question that there are other things going on around us?

And yes, I believe in teh supernaturals. 
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: War Eagle!!! on March 10, 2015, 10:18:14 AM
I believe in ghosts and other supernatural things. I have never seen one, but I really believe it's because I do not want to see one. I run the other way if I even feel like there could be another "presence" in the room. I don't welcome it. I don't listen for it. And I don't want to know about it. But I believe they are there.

I think if you are open to those things and welcome them in, you will see them. My aunt swears she has seen multiple ghosts in her life. She doesn't brag about it, but she will tell you if you ask about it. One she saw at a friends house and asked if there was a girl upstairs and they told her about the ghost seen by them from time to time. There is no doubt if I went in that house, that I wouldn't see it because I don't want to.

I have been to that eery place once in my life. I don't know if I was dreaming but I don't think I was. As I was falling asleep I heard voices, so I focused in on them. They became louder and louder and the only thing I could describe it as was good vs. evil spirits fighting. I don't know how I know that's what it is because I couldn't tell what the things were saying, however, it was clear to me what was going on. Scared the fuck out of me. I have almost gone back to that place when I am falling asleep, but I refuse now. If I have to turn on the TV to create some noise to block that shit out I do.

I don't want to hear them or see them. That shit freaks me out and I don't mess with it.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: WiregrassTiger on March 10, 2015, 10:27:51 AM
I didn't see the Ouija movie but I know enough about ghosts to be able to tell with absolute certainty that War Eagle!!! is definitely about to be abducted by an evil spirit in the very near future. I've seen and heard of this too many times.

If there is anything that you want to say to him, you had better do it now.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: CCTAU on March 10, 2015, 10:30:52 AM
The Bible says they do exist, and to not mess with them.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: AUTiger1 on March 10, 2015, 10:31:46 AM
I believe in ghosts and other supernatural things. I have never seen one, but I really believe it's because I do not want to see one. I run the other way if I even feel like there could be another "presence" in the room. I don't welcome it. I don't listen for it. And I don't want to know about it. But I believe they are there.

I think if you are open to those things and welcome them in, you will see them. My aunt swears she has seen multiple ghosts in her life. She doesn't brag about it, but she will tell you if you ask about it. One she saw at a friends house and asked if there was a girl upstairs and they told her about the ghost seen by them from time to time. There is no doubt if I went in that house, that I wouldn't see it because I don't want to.

I have been to that eery place once in my life. I don't know if I was dreaming but I don't think I was. As I was falling asleep I heard voices, so I focused in on them. They became louder and louder and the only thing I could describe it as was good vs. evil spirits fighting. I don't know how I know that's what it is because I couldn't tell what the things were saying, however, it was clear to me what was going on. Scared the fuck out of me. I have almost gone back to that place when I am falling asleep, but I refuse now. If I have to turn on the TV to create some noise to block that shit out I do.

I don't want to hear them or see them. That shit freaks me out and I don't mess with it.

Sleep paralysis? 
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: War Eagle!!! on March 10, 2015, 10:38:56 AM
Sleep paralysis?

That is what I later figured out that it may have been. It was some freaky shit.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: WiregrassTiger on March 10, 2015, 10:41:54 AM
Odd that I see this today: http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/mysterious-call-for-help-heard-before-finding-utah-toddler/vi-AA9AN5x?ocid=DELLDHP

Also, I don't remember where but a couple of years ago, at an accident site somewhere, there were rescuers galore who saw a priest talking to a victim trapped in a wrecked vehicle. I don't remember specifics but this was a big accident and it shut down the road for a long time. News crews, photographers, the whole bit. They were trying to identify the priest afterward and not even a shot of him in any pic. Numerous rescuers remembered seeing him. It was a national story.

I won't go into my only ghost story right now but I definitely do believe that it's possible and even probable.

Edit: The mystery priest was identified later. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/08/12/mystery-solved-angel-priest-identified/
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: WiregrassTiger on March 10, 2015, 10:42:59 AM
That is what I later figured out that it may have been. It was some freaky shit.
Friendly advice, take it or leave it. Don't go to sleep again. Ever. They are after you friend.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Buzz Killington on March 10, 2015, 10:46:35 AM
Friendly advice, take it or leave it. Don't go to sleep again. Ever. They are after you friend.
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Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: AUTiger1 on March 10, 2015, 11:06:55 AM
That is what I later figured out that it may have been. It was some freaky shit.

I have had this several times.  Freaks me out. 
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 10, 2015, 11:46:58 AM
I used to tell War Eagle!!!'s sister that she had a ghost in her clothes to get her naked.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Snaggletiger on March 10, 2015, 11:51:05 AM
Met my wife at Auburn.  Her senior year up there, she had a poltergeist, or mischevous spirit, in her apartment. Got so bad that we went to the apartment manager and asked if anyone had died or had anything bad ever happened in there.  No real scary stuff, just weird, unexplainable crap happening all the time.  A few things:

She and I are alone, sitting on the couch watching TV late one night and the faucet in the bathroom turns on hot water, full blast.  It's just us in there.   

We were in her kitchen cooking up something and she had a hot pad hanging on one of those plastic hooks with an adhesive back that you stick on the wall.  I reached to get the hot pad and it was lying on the counter, underneath the hook, which was now turned upside down.  Odd.  No biggee. Except that the only way you could turn the hook back or get it off the wall was to rip some of the sheetrock off with it.  Plus, I had already used the hot pad a few minutes earlier and hung it back on the hook.

She and her roommate went to Wendy's and while sitting at the drive through, one asked the other what time it was.  They got back to the apartment and when they started eating, one of them noticed the digital clock they had on a shelf was no longer there.  Weird. They found the clock unplugged with the cord wrapped around it and sitting behind a speaker.  The time on it was exactly the time one of them had said while in the drive through.

The weirdest was this.  The lady across the hall was a tutor, hired by the University to work with the athletes so there were football and basketball players constantly in and out of there. One particular basketball player who did fairly well at AU and in the pros and does a little NBA commentating and is really bad at golf.....usually needed all night tutoring sessions.  But I digress.  A lot of times we'd have the door open and some would come in, sit around and talk.  One night, several of the players were in there including Ed West, tight end that played a little pro ball himself.  All of a sudden, West looks at the sliding glass window that goes out on the balcony (3rd floor) and there is the perfect imprint of the profile of some evil looking face on the glass.  We'd all been in there for 10-15 minutes seated where we were pretty much facing that glass.  That face had not been there.  West freaked out and about knocked over 3 people on his way out the door.  The face/head itself was incredibly detailed, right down to the hair and even the pores on the face.  It faded soon after. 

Personally, I like to think I woke up the spirits with all the powerful pounding she and I were doing every night.  I'm good like that. But other than the sex, there were some really weird things going on in that apartment.     
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Catphish Tilly on March 10, 2015, 12:01:23 PM
At my parent's house, there's a Ouija Board tucked away deep inside a spare closet. One of the older ones from the 60's - my mom's as a child. As a kid myself, staring at the hauntingly simple art of that yellowing, frayed, cardboard box was enough alone for me to leave it hidden away beneath the piles of blankets and old comic books it lay under. The creepiness of just being in eyesight of the thing is one of the reasons I never actually tried it.

Aside form being a wuss kid, the other reason was due to my mom always being VERY uneasy about the thing. It sounds silly but, when younger, a conversation about the Ouija sprang up and my mom spoke about an experience where that very board not only provided names but also dates of death for two members of her immediate family. Dates that came to be very accurate and imminent.

Because of that she doesn't like talking about the Ouija and I was raised to stay away from the things. I asked more than once. She wouldn't have it. But she also won't throw the damn thing away either. Maybe out of nervousness, I don't know. But one of these days she will pass on. I'll be stuck cleaning out her old house and there will lay Ouija... creepily staring from the darkness. I probably won't want to anger the board by trashing it either, so I'll just let my brother inherit the damn thing. Let him deal with it.

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Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: War Eagle!!! on March 10, 2015, 12:03:22 PM
Met my wife at Auburn.  Her senior year up there, she had a poltergeist, or mischevous spirit, in her apartment. Got so bad that we went to the apartment manager and asked if anyone had died or had anything bad ever happened in there.  No real scary stuff, just weird, unexplainable crap happening all the time.  A few things:

She and I are alone, sitting on the couch watching TV late one night and the faucet in the bathroom turns on hot water, full blast.  It's just us in there.   

We were in her kitchen cooking up something and she had a hot pad hanging on one of those plastic hooks with an adhesive back that you stick on the wall.  I reached to get the hot pad and it was lying on the counter, underneath the hook, which was now turned upside down.  Odd.  No biggee. Except that the only way you could turn the hook back or get it off the wall was to rip some of the sheetrock off with it.  Plus, I had already used the hot pad a few minutes earlier and hung it back on the hook.

She and her roommate went to Wendy's and while sitting at the drive through, one asked the other what time it was.  They got back to the apartment and when they started eating, one of them noticed the digital clock they had on a shelf was no longer there.  Weird. They found the clock unplugged with the cord wrapped around it and sitting behind a speaker.  The time on it was exactly the time one of them had said while in the drive through.

The weirdest was this.  The lady across the hall was a tutor, hired by the University to work with the athletes so there were football and basketball players constantly in and out of there. One particular basketball player who did fairly well at AU and in the pros and does a little NBA commentating and is really bad at golf.....usually needed all night tutoring sessions.  But I digress.  A lot of times we'd have the door open and some would come in, sit around and talk.  One night, several of the players were in there including Ed West, tight end that played a little pro ball himself.  All of a sudden, West looks at the sliding glass window that goes out on the balcony (3rd floor) and there is the perfect imprint of the profile of some evil looking face on the glass.  We'd all been in there for 10-15 minutes seated where we were pretty much facing that glass.  That face had not been there.  West freaked out and about knocked over 3 people on his way out the door.  The face/head itself was incredibly detailed, right down to the hair and even the pores on the face.  It faded soon after. 

Personally, I like to think I woke up the spirits with all the powerful pounding she and I were doing every night.  I'm good like that. But other than the sex, there were some really weird things going on in that apartment.     

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Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Snaggletiger on March 10, 2015, 12:09:30 PM
Me and Bo were talking about name droppers one day.  He agreed with me that it's just irritating when people do that.  Cam agreed.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: WiregrassTiger on March 10, 2015, 12:26:06 PM
Me and Bo were talking about name droppers one day.  He agreed with me that it's just irritating when people do that.  Cam agreed.
Dude, ask your wife about the night that the vase fell off of her headboard like an earthquake had....Nevermind. Good story you had there.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: WiregrassTiger on March 10, 2015, 12:27:38 PM
I used to tell War Eagle!!!'s sister that she had a ghost in her clothes to get her naked.
It sounds like it would work on WE.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Saniflush on March 10, 2015, 12:56:10 PM
I used to tell War Eagle!!!'s sister that she had a ghost in her clothes to get her naked.

And she moaned like a wildebeast.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: War Eagle!!! on March 10, 2015, 01:29:25 PM
Jokes on you guys. I don't have a sister...that was my mom...wait...
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 10, 2015, 01:52:19 PM
And she moaned like a wildebeast.

wildebeast!
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: CCTAU on March 10, 2015, 03:10:10 PM
One night, several of the players were in there including Ed West, tight end that played a little pro ball himself.  All of a sudden, West looks at the sliding glass window that goes out on the balcony (3rd floor) and there is the perfect imprint of the profile of some evil looking face on the glass.  We'd all been in there for 10-15 minutes seated where we were pretty much facing that glass.  That face had not been there.  West freaked out and about knocked over 3 people on his way out the door.  The face/head itself was incredibly detailed, right down to the hair and even the pores on the face.  It faded soon after. 

Personally, I like to think I woke up the spirits with all the powerful pounding she and I were doing every night.  I'm good like that. But other than the sex, there were some really weird things going on in that apartment.     

Ed lived up the street from me for a couple of years. Nice guy. Then he moved...
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: AUJarhead on March 10, 2015, 03:13:44 PM
If there's a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe anything you say.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 10, 2015, 03:25:47 PM
If there's a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe anything you say.

Symmetrical book stacking. Just like the Philadelphia mass turbulence of 1947.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: WiregrassTiger on March 10, 2015, 03:25:55 PM
Ed lived up the street from me for a couple of years. Nice guy. Then he moved...
I sure as hell don't blame him. I'm surprised that he stayed that long.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Saniflush on March 10, 2015, 03:36:53 PM
Symmetrical book stacking. Just like the Philadelphia mass turbulence of 1947.

You’re right, no human being would stack books like this.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Shug Dye on March 10, 2015, 04:11:30 PM
 :yallfu:
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 10, 2015, 04:29:02 PM
You’re right, no human being would stack books like this.

This reminds me of the time you tried to drill a hole through your head. Remember that?
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: AUJarhead on March 10, 2015, 05:28:16 PM
My Ouija experience was when I was in 5th or 6th grade.  My folks were at work, and it was summer.  Buddy comes over with his board, so we close the blinds, light a candle, and start trying to get it to work.  After about 15-20 minutes of nothing happening, my buddy yells at the board "Goddammit, show me a fucking sign if you're there."  And the glass candle exploded.  We flipped the lights on, and when I looked at the remnants, noticed that the wick had burnt to a point where it was leaning against the glass.  So we rationalized that the wick caused the candle to explode.

My buddy gets up to go to the bathroom, and while he's in there, it's quiet, except for the tick-tock of the Cuckoo Clock hanging right by the bathroom.  Now, this clock hadn't worked in years, if you hit the pendulum, it would work for about a minute or two, but then stop.  When my buddy came out of the bathroom, I asked him why he hit the pendulum to freak me out.  He said he didn't hit it.  I said he was full of shit, stood up to grab it.  Just as my hand reached for it, the pendulum stopped completely mid-swing.  Didn't come to a gradual stop, which one would expect.  It was almost like someone grabbed it to stop before my hand got to it.

And I've never wanted to do Ouija since.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Catphish Tilly on March 10, 2015, 05:40:09 PM
My Ouija experience was when I was in 5th or 6th grade.  My folks were at work, and it was summer.  Buddy comes over with his board, so we close the blinds, light a candle, and start trying to get it to work.  After about 15-20 minutes of nothing happening, my buddy yells at the board "Goddammit, show me a fudgeing sign if you're there."  And the glass candle exploded.  We flipped the lights on, and when I looked at the remnants, noticed that the wick had burnt to a point where it was leaning against the glass.  So we rationalized that the wick caused the candle to explode.

My buddy gets up to go to the bathroom, and while he's in there, it's quiet, except for the tick-tock of the Cuckoo Clock hanging right by the bathroom.  Now, this clock hadn't worked in years, if you hit the pendulum, it would work for about a minute or two, but then stop.  When my buddy came out of the bathroom, I asked him why he hit the pendulum to freak me out.  He said he didn't hit it.  I said he was full of shoot, stood up to grab it.  Just as my hand reached for it, the pendulum stopped completely mid-swing.  Didn't come to a gradual stop, which one would expect.  It was almost like someone grabbed it to stop before my hand got to it.

And I've never wanted to do Ouija since.


-9000. Not enough movie quotes.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: CCTAU on March 11, 2015, 01:26:39 PM
I sure as hell don't blame him. I'm surprised that he stayed that long.

Hey, he moved to be closer to the Falcon's facility. Those trees burning in his front yard were coincidence.

It was a hot dry summer....
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Kaos on March 11, 2015, 01:53:04 PM
My Ouija experience was when I was in 5th or 6th grade.  My folks were at work, and it was summer.  Buddy comes over with his board, so we close the blinds, light a candle, and start trying to get it to work.  After about 15-20 minutes of nothing happening, my buddy yells at the board "Goddammit, show me a fucking sign if you're there."  And the glass candle exploded.  We flipped the lights on, and when I looked at the remnants, noticed that the wick had burnt to a point where it was leaning against the glass.  So we rationalized that the wick caused the candle to explode.

My buddy gets up to go to the bathroom, and while he's in there, it's quiet, except for the tick-tock of the Cuckoo Clock hanging right by the bathroom.  Now, this clock hadn't worked in years, if you hit the pendulum, it would work for about a minute or two, but then stop.  When my buddy came out of the bathroom, I asked him why he hit the pendulum to freak me out.  He said he didn't hit it.  I said he was full of shit, stood up to grab it.  Just as my hand reached for it, the pendulum stopped completely mid-swing.  Didn't come to a gradual stop, which one would expect.  It was almost like someone grabbed it to stop before my hand got to it.

And I've never wanted to do Ouija since.

Lights out, buddy in the bathroom, playing with wicks and pendulums. 

I know where this is going. 
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Saniflush on March 11, 2015, 01:59:17 PM
Lights out, buddy in the bathroom, playing with wicks and pendulums. 

I know where this is going.


To a back room where they gingerly touch tips?
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Tiger Wench on March 11, 2015, 11:58:20 PM
Some chick brought a Ouija board back to the dorm at Judson one night. The hall goody goody suck up reported her to the dorm mom, who promptly had a major freak the fuck out fit. She confiscated it and probably burned it. Good old Southern Baptist superstition.

My only ghost encounter ever was at Huntington. Went there for piano lessons. The doors to the conservatory were horribly heavy - took me and the other 3rd grade kid working together to just open one. So we are sitting there, making horrible noises alleged to be piano music, and BAM!  Both doors flew open together, slammed back against the wall, and would not move back to close, even tho they had one of those automatic close rods at the top. Those huge heavy doors were glued to the wall. No drafts, not a single opened window.  And our music room was in the basement of the dorm where the Red Lady killed herself.

The truth is out there, y'all. I personally am comforted every time I am alone in my house and catch a whiff of my beloved Poppa's cologne.  I know he is watching over me like he always did, and is enjoying his grandkids. No way does all the energy in our bodies just flip to "off" when our earthly vessel dies. It must go somewhere.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Snaggletiger on March 12, 2015, 09:26:45 AM
I had a Huntingdon ghost experience in that same building. Well...at least we claimed a slamming door was a ghost experience.  In high school, we used to practice and play some games at Huntingdon.  One day after practice, a few of us decided to check out the Red Lady's room.  Cardboard cut out with a flood light behind it. The whole floor up there had been vacant for years and we're just walking around and checking it out when a door at the end of the hall slammed.  We dove out the 3rd floor window on to the fire escape, screaming like little girls.

There's the little girl. 
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: CCTAU on March 12, 2015, 09:26:55 AM
Some chick brought a Ouija board back to the dorm at Judson one night. The hall goody goody suck up reported her to the dorm mom, who promptly had a major freak the fuck out fit. She confiscated it and probably burned it. Good old Southern Baptist superstition.

My only ghost encounter ever was at Huntington. Went there for piano lessons. The doors to the conservatory were horribly heavy - took me and the other 3rd grade kid working together to just open one. So we are sitting there, making horrible noises alleged to be piano music, and BAM!  Both doors flew open together, slammed back against the wall, and would not move back to close, even tho they had one of those automatic close rods at the top. Those huge heavy doors were glued to the wall. No drafts, not a single opened window.  And our music room was in the basement of the dorm where the Red Lady killed herself.

The truth is out there, y'all. I personally am comforted every time I am alone in my house and catch a whiff of my beloved Poppa's cologne.  I know he is watching over me like he always did, and is enjoying his grandkids. No way does all the energy in our bodies just flip to "off" when our earthly vessel dies. It must go somewhere.

Dorm mom saved your soul.

That must have been some bad music to make that ghost run out like that....
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 12, 2015, 11:30:24 AM
All I know is that this forum is full of some pussy ass motherfuckers.


Ooh...ooh the ghost is gonna get me!  Beetlejuice....beetlejuice
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Buzz Killington on March 12, 2015, 11:34:10 AM
All I know is that this forum is full of some pussy ass motherfudgeers.


Ooh...ooh the ghost is gonna get me!  Beetlejuice....beetlejuice

Beetlejuice?  Oh shit
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Catphish Tilly on March 12, 2015, 12:57:41 PM
Beetlejuice?  Oh shoot

That's three times. Ya'll are screwed now. I'm out of this thread before it's too late.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: dallaswareagle on March 12, 2015, 12:59:51 PM
That's three times. Ya'll are screwed now. I'm out of this thread before it's too late.


So some good came from it.   :poke:
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: CCTAU on March 12, 2015, 01:16:38 PM
Beetlejuice?  Oh shit

Whatever...

CANDYMAN.
CANDYMAN.
CANDYMAN.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Catphish Tilly on March 12, 2015, 01:18:42 PM

So some good came from it.   :poke:

I'm the ghost with the most, babe.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 12, 2015, 01:24:24 PM
Whatever...

CANDYMAN.
CANDYMAN.
CANDYMAN.

What are you Sammy Davis Jr?
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: dallaswareagle on March 12, 2015, 01:32:42 PM
Whatever...

CANDYMAN.
CANDYMAN.
CANDYMAN.

Well hell if that works.

Pornstars
Pornstars
Pornstars

Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Buzz Killington on March 12, 2015, 01:45:04 PM
Well hell if that works.

Pornstars
Pornstars
Pornstars

You might want to be a little more specific
(http://1029thehog.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/11/files/2014/01/ron-jeremy-620x400.jpg)
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Catphish Tilly on March 12, 2015, 03:17:15 PM
You might want to be a little more specific

Nahhh. Based on my astute observations, he probably doesn't.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: dallaswareagle on March 13, 2015, 08:33:04 AM
You might want to be a little more specific
(http://1029thehog.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/11/files/2014/01/ron-jeremy-620x400.jpg)


True dat, gotta member where I am.   :facepalm:
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: JR4AU on March 20, 2015, 04:20:21 PM
If as Christians, we believe in a God, a Holy Spirit and afterlife, all of which we've never seen, and will defend that belief with every fiber of our being, why would we question that there are other things going on around us?

And yes, I believe in teh supernaturals.

^^^This
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: The Prowler on March 23, 2015, 12:37:04 AM
No, you are not alone Kaos. Evil Spirits? Yup. Good Spirits? Yup. Reincarnation? Yup. Working in a machine shop I've always felt a presence...watching me program, deburr, clean, etc. It's never done anything mischievous, just watches me work.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: WiregrassTiger on March 23, 2015, 09:39:27 AM
No, you are not alone Kaos. Evil Spirits? Yup. Good Spirits? Yup. Reincarnation? Yup. Working in a machine shop I've always felt a presence...watching me program, deburr, clean, etc. It's never done anything mischievous, just watches me work.
That's the security cameras watching you slip drill bits and parts into your lunch box. I would can the one piece at a time plan. You're no Johnny Cash.
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 23, 2015, 11:03:58 AM
No, you are not alone Kaos. Evil Spirits? Yup. Good Spirits? Yup. Reincarnation? Yup. Working in a machine shop I've always felt a presence...watching me program, deburr, clean, etc. It's never done anything mischievous, just watches me work.

David Ward is always around
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Pell City Tiger on March 23, 2015, 11:50:54 AM
The eyes of Ward compel you!
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 23, 2015, 01:18:58 PM
The eyes of Ward compel you!

Constantly watching...judging...."look at the drill press"....."look at the drill press".
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Pell City Tiger on March 23, 2015, 02:25:08 PM
SSERP LLIRD!
SSERP LLIRD!
SSERP LLIRD!
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: wesfau2 on March 23, 2015, 04:10:23 PM
Constantly watching...judging...."look at the drill press"....."look at the drill press".

Way to think it through.

SSERP LLIRD!
SSERP LLIRD!
SSERP LLIRD!

Spoken like a man that enjoys a refreshing red rum, on occasion. 
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: Godfather on March 25, 2015, 12:49:08 PM
Way to think it through.

You complete me
Title: Re: Ouija and the supernatural
Post by: CCTAU on March 25, 2015, 01:30:54 PM
The eyes of Ward compel you!

They serenade, even...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j34ZXdZ964k