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OK, lets all give it(Ouija) a second chance. We can ask it to help us all find treasure, or chicks, or beer, or whatever. A quick story about superstition. While teaching school a couple of years ago, a student couldn't wait to tell me about the treasure in Mexico that his dad and uncle went for. They were digging at night, the proverbial hound from hell or as he said, the demon in the form of a dog showed up barking, 50 yards away, they shot at it repeatedly, but never hit it with their rifle. Then they just went home because the treasure was protected and they would die. Trying not to laugh I asked if I could see the weapon in question. He invited me to the uncle's ranch and they brought out the "Winchester", a genuine 1866 yellowboy with a couple of hundred thousand miles on it. The uncle set a bottle up about 10 feet away and BAMMO, killed the bottle. I asked him to set one up 50 yards away and shoot it. 25 rounds later, the bottle was still breathing. I was truly surprised the bullets didn't just fall from the barrel. The dog that night didn't run, he just barked at them and I promise no bullet got close enough to scare him. The point of this story is: superstitions are nonsense. You can believe this stuff if you wish, but why? The boogey man or devil dog isn't coming for you. Come on. There is an explanation for everything out there. People long for the unknown that is out there, it brings excitement into lives. Most of you hunt treasure because of that. That one big find that makes you the hero, sets you apart, proves your bravery. Of course I'm talking to you/guys because as you get older you'll find that women cut through the BS, will attack anything if they are pissed off, take no prisoners and laugh when we talk about our fears and superstitions. So show some gumption, the sharks won't eat you, ufo's won't carry you away and the Ouija board is still around after all these years because the company still makes a fortune by selling it. OK, I'll shut up now.
 

OK, lets all give it(Ouija) a second chance. We can ask it to help us all find treasure, or chicks, or beer, or whatever. A quick story about superstition. While teaching school a couple of years ago, a student couldn't wait to tell me about the treasure in Mexico that his dad and uncle went for. They were digging at night, the proverbial hound from hell or as he said, the demon in the form of a dog showed up barking, 50 yards away, they shot at it repeatedly, but never hit it with their rifle. Then they just went home because the treasure was protected and they would die. Trying not to laugh I asked if I could see the weapon in question. He invited me to the uncle's ranch and they brought out the "Winchester", a genuine 1866 yellowboy with a couple of hundred thousand miles on it. The uncle set a bottle up about 10 feet away and BAMMO, killed the bottle. I asked him to set one up 50 yards away and shoot it. 25 rounds later, the bottle was still breathing. I was truly surprised the bullets didn't just fall from the barrel. The dog that night didn't run, he just barked at them and I promise no bullet got close enough to scare him. The point of this story is: superstitions are nonsense. You can believe this stuff if you wish, but why? The boogey man or devil dog isn't coming for you. Come on. There is an explanation for everything out there. People long for the unknown that is out there, it brings excitement into lives. Most of you hunt treasure because of that. That one big find that makes you the hero, sets you apart, proves your bravery. Of course I'm talking to you/guys because as you get older you'll find that women cut through the BS, will attack anything if they are pissed off, take no prisoners and laugh when we talk about our fears and superstitions. So show some gumption, the sharks won't eat you, ufo's won't carry you away and the Ouija board is still around after all these years because the company still makes a fortune by selling it. OK, I'll shut up now.

Hello austin. I see you are a new member. Welcome. Have you read Marcs story? Marc is the creator of TN who recently sold out. If it wasnt for the Ouija Board there would be no Treasurenet. Just saying.

I tried to find the link but somehow cant find it. His name is Marc Austin. It no longer seems to come up on Google. Has it been removed from TN? Does anybody have it?
 

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Thanks for the welcome. No, I haven't read his story and please, realize this is all tongue in cheek, but true.
 

Thanks for the welcome. No, I haven't read his story and please, realize this is all tongue in cheek, but true.
Well some of your opinions are debatable but maybe its best to leave it at that. A lot of bad can come from a Ouija Board. Marc Austins story is very true but it seems to have been removed. I guess nothing is sacred anymore.

The new members like yourself do not realize how TN was created and the importance of the Ouija Board in its early creation. Its a very interesting read and I may have saved it in a series of screenshots. I will try to find it when I have time but my guess is someone wants to bury it.
 

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LOL Im sure her violent episodes of tremendous strength werent a symptom of body lice. I will disagree as well.

Laugh as you must. But her battery of doctors were only human. And body lice comes in different sizes, some of which can be naked to the human eye. The insanity caused by lice can be enough to switch the brain into insane mode, where a chair or table is not recognised as having a too heavy weight. You will notice that she did not throw cars around.
LOL BACK! At your lack of IQ
 

Laugh as you must. But her battery of doctors were only human. And body lice comes in different sizes, some of which can be naked to the human eye. The insanity caused by lice can be enough to switch the brain into insane mode, where a chair or table is not recognised as having a too heavy weight. You will notice that she did not throw cars around.
LOL BACK! At your lack of IQ
Sorry for the laughing but Im not sure if you are being serious. I dont mean this in a bad way but have you had any personal experiences? Body lice or scabies, often referred to as the 7 year itch, is not hard to diagnose even though naked to the human eye. I have had personal experience with both so I respectfully disagree because he stated that she had a "battery of doctors".. I think hendrix disagreed as well.

Sure there are some terrible and incompetant doctors but the chances of scabies or head lice being misdiagnosed by a battery of doctors that would easily notice if she was itching, seems to be remote.
 

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Sorry for the laughing but Im not sure if you are being serious. I dont mean this in a bad way but have you had any personal experiences? Body lice or scabies, often referred to as the 7 year itch, is not hard to diagnose even though naked to the human eye. I have had personal experience with both so I respectfully disagree because he stated that she had a "battery of doctors".. I think hendrix disagreed as well.

Sure there are some terrible and incompetant doctors but the chances of scabies or head lice being misdiagnosed by a battery of doctors that would easily notice if she was itching, seems to be remote.

She had a whole battery of doctors that included at least one regular doctor, two or more specialist, and 3 psychologists or psychiatrists. The doctors ignored any evidence that didn't fit a "rational" explanation.

In situations like that girl, people consider the paranormal stuff to be a massive series of "coincidences" and "isolated unrelated incidents". The "impossible" things they just refuse to believe. Demons are intelligent so they will often hide their presence from some people but reveal it to others.

The hardest thing to explain was the fact that, at least when thoughts were directed at her, she could read your mind. The girl had dozens of witnesses to various events that ranged from odd to impossible to explain by normal means. Not a single area school would allow her on campus.

I am a Christian but also I'm a very logical person. I'm an IT guy and a science nut. Some of the knowledge that I've accepted about demons didn't come easy. I often rant about people that are always looking for the "debil" under every rock or are ignorant of science and rational thought. I didn't come to these conclusions without some personal, hard evidence.
 

She had a whole battery of doctors that included at least one regular doctor, two or more specialist, and 3 psychologists or psychiatrists. The doctors ignored any evidence that didn't fit a "rational" explanation.

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Hendrix do you think body lice, head lice or scabies could have been causing her violent episodes and do you think the doctors could have ignored or missed it?
 

Hendrix do you think body lice, head lice or scabies could have been causing her violent episodes and do you think the doctors could have ignored or missed it?

I have worked with incompetant doctors and could understand that she may have been dianosed and treated for one or more of the above. But what would happen if she left the hospital and went back home to where she caught the infestation? She would catch it again! and have another reoccurring episode. I did take note that the blessing of the house to cast out the demonds involved holy water and OILS. The one thing that is cheap and commonly known to deter these creatures like lice are plant extract oils. And mixtures of these oils where known as witches potions before being a witch became uncool.

An infestation of these little buggers may also explain her increased perception. If they where on her skin and hair they may have been increasing her bodies ability to receive static signals. A bit like putting on glasses helps some people see.
 

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Its been a long time since I touched a ouija board. It seems that nothing good results from using one.

I dont know why the planchett moves. My guess its the ideomotor response referred to earlier. But do the spirits influence ideomotor response? I think its very possible.
 

I have used the board myself alone and the planchett was moving so fast, I could hardly keep my fingertips on it. Would it stop if I removed my fingertips? Yes it did. Was I scared? Yes I was.

Why does it move? I cannot explain but I was not moving it myself. I dont know who "the Shadow" is lol. But I will google it. Does he work with ideomotor responses?
 

OK, lets all give it(Ouija) a second chance. We can ask it to help us all find treasure, or chicks, or beer, or whatever. A quick story about superstition. While teaching school a couple of years ago, a student couldn't wait to tell me about the treasure in Mexico that his dad and uncle went for. They were digging at night, the proverbial hound from hell or as he said, the demon in the form of a dog showed up barking, 50 yards away, they shot at it repeatedly, but never hit it with their rifle. Then they just went home because the treasure was protected and they would die. Trying not to laugh I asked if I could see the weapon in question. He invited me to the uncle's ranch and they brought out the "Winchester", a genuine 1866 yellowboy with a couple of hundred thousand miles on it. The uncle set a bottle up about 10 feet away and BAMMO, killed the bottle. I asked him to set one up 50 yards away and shoot it. 25 rounds later, the bottle was still breathing. I was truly surprised the bullets didn't just fall from the barrel. The dog that night didn't run, he just barked at them and I promise no bullet got close enough to scare him. The point of this story is: superstitions are nonsense. You can believe this stuff if you wish, but why? The boogey man or devil dog isn't coming for you. Come on. There is an explanation for everything out there. People long for the unknown that is out there, it brings excitement into lives. Most of you hunt treasure because of that. That one big find that makes you the hero, sets you apart, proves your bravery. Of course I'm talking to you/guys because as you get older you'll find that women cut through the BS, will attack anything if they are pissed off, take no prisoners and laugh when we talk about our fears and superstitions. So show some gumption, the sharks won't eat you, ufo's won't carry you away and the Ouija board is still around after all these years because the company still makes a fortune by selling it. OK, I'll shut up now.

Here ya go austin. I copied Marcs story in a series of screenshots before it disappeared. Marc is no longer the owner of TN.

It may take me an hour to post these attachments in the proper order.
 

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The new TN is not user freindly to me, its slow as molasses trying to upload attachments for me and they will not even post in the proper order.

Im going to have to post 1 attachment at a time so it can be read properly. This is the last time Im going to do this. Its extremely frustrating.
 

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trying to post....
 

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