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LISA_Annette
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:bigyikes: whoa. I know YOU weren’t using the ouija board, but people in general oughta just stay away from those things.I was born and raised a Seventh Day Adventist. My senior year in high school I attended an Adventist boarding academy. The girl’s dormatory was shaped like a right angled lightening bolt. Its halls at night were brightly lit - back in 68-69 it didn’t have dimming lights, and the floors were tiled not carpetted. We lived on the third floor and every night when my roommate and I went to bed we locked our dorm room door.
One night we locked the door and went to bed and were sound asleep. It was well passed midnight when we were wakened by the noise of slamming doors. Beginning at the west end of the dorm every door in sequence was thrown all the way open and then slammed shut all the way to the east end of the dorm and on the other side of the hall openned and slammed all the way back to the west end. The doors openned into the rooms, but no arm was seen throwing the doors open or pulling them back shut. No shadow was seen on the hall floor as the doors one after the other openned and slammed up and down the length of the dorm over and over again faster than a person could run the length of the floor. After this happened several times it stopped.
Needless to say everyone on the floor was terrified out of their minds.
The next day we were told that four freshmen who roomed on the first floor had been messing around with a oujui board and there had been some sort of supernatural manifestation - the details were never revealled. The four freshmen left the academy within two days of the occurrence - rumor had it that at least one of them had a breakdown as the result of what she saw. I know nothing about that, but I certainly know what we experienced on the third floor that night and there are no “normal” explanations for it.