Ouija Board for children

[Escobar]

A pink version of the popular Ouija board game has some critics seeing red.

The children's sleepover staple — sold by Hasbro since 1967 — now comes in hot pink, an edition released two years ago that gets tweens to call on "spirits" to spell out answers to life's pressing questions.

It's designed for young girls ages 8 and older, but some say the mysterious product is a "dangerous spiritual game" that opens up anyone, particularly Christians, to attacks on their soul.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,584998,00.html

 

[kristaok]

:ban: Ban the Ouija now!

 

[Donovan]

I like Escobar. The other guy, not so much.

 

[Consumer]

Who knew corrupting the soul was so EASY!

 

[jack]

You'd know all about that, eh Sadi?

 

[Consumer]

I soul's pure...I just sold it.

 

[The Question]

I'm pretty sure this is a good thing. Like natural selection but on the spiritual level. The weak souls get devoured by the whatevers in the Ouija board, the strong souls laugh it off.

Hmm.

Supernatural selection. Yeah.

 

[jack]

I think if it's going to be for girls the pointer should be a dildo not a heart.

 

[ToeRag]

these are mostly shit comments, betraying your own beliefs in some sort of higher arbiter.

indeed the ouija board was marketed by hasbro as a game, a fucking game

why attack them for your own prejudices ?

 

[The Question]

Who are you addressing that to? If there were comments from Christians or other assorted examples of superstitious dopes in here, I must've missed 'em.

 

[Robert "Monkey" Loggia]

Who are you addressing that to? If there were comments from Christians or other assorted examples of superstitious dopes in here, I must've missed 'em.

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