Nope. Not that fond of demons.
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I told my kids in HS that I would rather them experiment with drugs at a party than to partake in a OUJIA board session.
They know what I was implying.
They know what I was implying.
Shakes the Clown said:
I told my kids in HS that I would rather them experiment with drugs at a party than to partake in a OUJIA board session.
They know what I was implying.
What were you implying?
They no BUENO
So are your kids heroin junkies now?
I too have witnessed randomness and selection bias and confirmation bias integrated into a decision making process, but it's usually in a government bureaucracy or some corporate department business plan. Or electric football.
MouthBQ98 said:
I too have witnessed randomness and selection bias and confirmation bias integrated into a decision making process, but it's usually in a government bureaucracy or some corporate department business plan. Or electric football.
LOL...You misspelled engineering.
That's my go-to for decision making when it looks like it'll be a tough one!MouthBQ98 said:
I too have witnessed randomness and selection bias and confirmation bias integrated into a decision making process, but it's usually in a government bureaucracy or some corporate department business plan. Or electric football.
I'm on the Ouija board of directors.
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Crack - like their poppa.YellAgs said:
So are your kids heroin junkies now?
Let's see what the options are:
1. It's not real, and you just push a magnifying glass around with your friends trying to freak out whoever actually believes it. Not terrible, but I'd rather just play a good card game or board game instead.
2. Demons are real, and now you're f***ed.
So no, I haven't
1. It's not real, and you just push a magnifying glass around with your friends trying to freak out whoever actually believes it. Not terrible, but I'd rather just play a good card game or board game instead.
2. Demons are real, and now you're f***ed.
So no, I haven't
A Bald Fat Guy said:
1. It's not real, and you just push a magnifying glass around with your friends trying to freak out whoever actually believes it. Not terrible, but I'd rather just play a good card game or board game instead.
Everyone agrees that this is the only option, right?
9/10 times its not real.
that 1 time out of 10 when you open the door to something that you can't close is a ***** though.
would recommend not messing around with **** you can't understand.
that 1 time out of 10 when you open the door to something that you can't close is a ***** though.
would recommend not messing around with **** you can't understand.
Ags4DaWin said:
9/10 times its not real.
that 1 time out of 10 when you open the door to something that you can't close is a ***** though.
would recommend not messing around with **** you can't understand.
Lol
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I am familiar with these devices.
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Shakes the Clown said:
I told my kids in HS that I would rather them experiment with drugs at a party than to partake in a OUJIA board session.
They know what I was implying.
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This "Ouija boards are a portal for demons" crap is out of control the last few years.
When I was a kid in the 70's Parker Bros or Hasbro or the like used to make these. You could buy them next to Monopoly and the rest of the board games.
People are so GD stupid and gullible.
So demons are real and super powerfully evil but they just can't quite do jack squat to you unless a pimple faced kid sitting around with his friends is pushing around a magnifying glass in an arrowhead shaped piece of plastic asking if Susie Rottencrotch likes him and accidentally opens a "portal". GTFO.
When I was a kid in the 70's Parker Bros or Hasbro or the like used to make these. You could buy them next to Monopoly and the rest of the board games.
People are so GD stupid and gullible.
So demons are real and super powerfully evil but they just can't quite do jack squat to you unless a pimple faced kid sitting around with his friends is pushing around a magnifying glass in an arrowhead shaped piece of plastic asking if Susie Rottencrotch likes him and accidentally opens a "portal". GTFO.
They were the go to, sleepover game / activity in the late 60's - early 70's. Until we discovered where the liquor was hidden. Game changer.
Ags4DaWin said:
9/10 times its not real.
that 1 time out of 10 when you open the door to something that you can't close is a ***** though.
would recommend not messing around with **** you can't understand.
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