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[CrimsonKing]

This is some funny **** i have known plenty of people who believe in these things when i was a teen played the game aswell,sorry but god is in the tv more than demons are in a cardboard game.Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but these "demons" are more in your head than coming through this board.If you want to access spirits do as the natives do change the way your brain functions.If spirits exist i think changing the way the brain works would/will be the only way any could communicate with them.

[sards]

I had a very unique experience. Which caused me to quit. Doubt it was spirit or demon related. Certainly scared the **** out of me.

[Subsonicjourno]

You may dismiss this outright, but I've heard tales of ZoZo from way back. There's a place down Penrose woods in Helston where zozo is scrawled in graffiti at a number of sites. The area is well known for kids and others doing Ouija boards etc...

[Stephan1339]

Zozo is such BSBS. Still, if you are going to be the "ouija board" demon, it's best to have a name that's very easy to spell out. Wonder what Zozo did while he waited for the ouija board to finally be invented?

[Crashley]

I cant say I agree that it is all just b.s. I was a skeptic also, until I was 26 years old. I was self proclaimed athiest and laughed at people when they told me "ghost" stories. Since I started researching the paranormal (which was like a joke at the time) that has changed drastically. I know there is nothing I can say to change a skeptic mind, as noone could change mine back then. Im not claiming to have a clue about what these entities actually are, I can only speculate, and I cant speak for other people or evidence, but these entities are very real, not a figment of my mind or imagination. I have several on film that I captured, I have evps, I have heard them out loud with my ears in real time speak to me in broad daylight. My outlook now, is simply that a skeptic wouldnt be a skeptic had they had an experience. Most people havent. I have, because I went looking for it. You cant say it isnt real if you dont factually know that for sure. I dont take anybodys word for anything when it comes to the paranormal, I test it myself. That is the only way to know for sure.

[Crashley]

I dont think Z is a "ouija" demon. World renound Demonologists think hes been around a very long time. I just think that he is one of the more common entities on the board. I dont even believe that zozo is his name. Many entities like to go back and forth two letters / numbers or count down, this one just picked those two, and sticks to it. Theoretically, there is more than one way to contact these entities, so chances are you could contact him one of those ways as well. Ouijas just seems to be easiest and most common. Ancient civilizations were also known to be involved in necromancy and sorcery as well. The Ouija was created long before Fuld bought the patent in the late 1800s, and produced multiple for retail sale.

[Brian Topp]

Crashley, on 13 March 2013 - 03:32 PM, said:

I cant say I agree that it is all just b.s. I was a skeptic also, until I was 26 years old. I was self proclaimed athiest and laughed at people when they told me "ghost" stories. Since I started researching the paranormal (which was like a joke at the time) that has changed drastically. I know there is nothing I can say to change a skeptic mind, as noone could change mine back then. Im not claiming to have a clue about what these entities actually are, I can only speculate, and I cant speak for other people or evidence, but these entities are very real, not a figment of my mind or imagination.I have several on film that I captured, I have evps, I have heard them out loud with my ears in real time speak to me in broad daylight. My outlook now, is simply that a skeptic wouldnt be a skeptic had they had an experience. Most people havent. I have, because I went looking for it. You cant say it isnt real if you dont factually know that for sure. I dont take anybodys word for anything when it comes to the paranormal, I test it myself. That is the only way to know for sure.

Hi, I would like to see these photos, I really do.

As for EVP i pass, EVPs can be easily manipulated by multiple techiques.

Edited by Brian Topp, 13 March 2013 - 05:17 PM.

[Crashley]

Absolutely, I will certainly show you. I get the evp thing, i dont trust them if i didnt actually record them myself. I am very new here I just came to check out a certain topic then found this one. I am not familiar with the site. I will get on my p.c. and figure out if i can upload images.

[Brian Topp]

Crashley, on 13 March 2013 - 06:21 PM, said:

Absolutely, I will certainly show you. I get the evp thing, i dont trust them if i didnt actually record them myself. I am very new here I just came to check out a certain topic then found this one. I am not familiar with the site. I will get on my p.c. and figure out if i can upload images.

http://imageshack.us/

or http://tinypic.com/

or photobucket.com

once uploaded, copy url and on the top of when you reply, the under the yellow smiley face, a bit to the left is a box with a bit of green, click that and paste the link.

[CRIPTIC CHAMELEON]

I think to much pot when listening to Led Zeppelin IV [zoso] .  

[Brian Topp]

CRIPTIC CHAMELEON, on 13 March 2013 - 09:36 PM, said:

I think to much pot when listening to Led Zeppelin IV [zoso] .  

So when you listen to led zepplin you think of pot?

What type?

[coldethyl]

Another reason zozo may be graphittied everywhere is because it is slang in the Hatian Creole language for penis.  Of course kids are going to associate this with voodoo and write it everywhere just as a vulgarity and not necessarily demon-related.