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Date Posted: Saturday, July 07, 03:37:06 GMT-4
Author: Natalie
Subject: Oiuja Board.

I went on a school trip the other day and the boy down the corridor and a couple of girls did a Oiuja Board. It was only a small make shift one, but, they got freaked and wanted me to stop it. I had heard that to stop one you have to break the thing you use to point out the letters. So we did that but loads of wierd stuff started to happen. One girl fell down the stairs and claimed she'd been pushed, I had a huge bruise appear on my shin (when I woke up it wasnt there but when I got dressed it was) and on the last day one of my friends had claw marks appear on her mirror and the word VIVA or LIVE scratched under it. How do you really stop one cos we were seriously freaked all week!!

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