Ouija board
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- orrinward20
In my first year of secondary school our whole year went on a camping activities trip for a week. I doodled up a Ouija board with fake symbols and the letters and got people in my tent to mess about. The message that came up first said that someone would die.
We wake up the next morning and a kid in our class had died in the night. My form tutor was very supersticious and when he found out we'd played around on a (totally spoofed, though that's a redundant statement in my opinion) Ouija board and found out I suggested it, he called a meeting with the whole school year and called me a murderer.
Before that week he was my favourite teacher.
Turns out the kid that died had an extreme protein deficiency that his parents didn't want to mention (so he could go on the camp with everyone else) and all the protein in the food, mixed with the activity, had given him a heart attack or something like that. The teacher got fired. That was a pretty traumatic experience being blamed for a classmates death publicly.
- thats horribelCALLES
- damn, what a dumbass teachermonospaced
- Who, I bet the kid really wanted to go to camp too, sad storygeorgesIII
- and the board was right too, it said someone would die, someone didgeorgesIII
- and I get presents on Christmas, doesn't mean Santa is realmonospaced
- you take that BACK mono!!
georgesIII - hheheheeemonospaced