To have just done The Charlie Charlie challenge with my teens and found it really scary.

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The game where you have a price of paper and two pens. Teenage Internet fad but it moves to yes.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3096964/Children-sharing-social-media-videos-try-summon-Mexican-demon-new-Charlie-Charlie-Challenge.html

Is there no way to summon a demon who'll do the housework? Maybe cross a couple of brooms or something. Now THAT would be useful.

That's a demon I could get on board with, sister. Or bake a nice batch of biscuits - cross some wooden spoons?

Glad I'm not working in a secondary school anymore. The only demon that'd be summoning would be me.

I didn't encourage it they called me and did it.

On a serious note, anyone who does a Ouija board is bloody stupid. I know people who've done them and convinced themselves that they've communicated with spirit to the point where it has psychologically stayed with them and troubled them for a long time afterwards.

I love Ouija boards - I collect them.
Haven't been struck down by evil forces yet

tried it, it didn't want to play :P maybe because it knew it would have to do alot more then move a pencil to impress me :P

Jorah I've done a ouija board and am convinced it was the ideomotor effect at work, so probably it's just people of a nervous disposition that don't seek scientific explanations that should avoid them

Now go and say Candyman three times in the mirror.

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www.independent.co.uk/news/weird-news/charlie-charlie-challenge-explained-its-not-a-mexican-demon-being-summoned--its-gravity-10276557.html

maybe read this with them to help explain why it happened.

Yes I knew it was gravity.