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USB Ouija Board

 It's good to talk.
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This is a Ouija Board connected to your PC (USB or Bluetooth if power issues could be resolved, perhaps using ectoplasm?) which is able to move a metal rimmed glass around the board using embedded magnets.
Our goth friends could then log on to a chat server (some satanic discussion) and while one could input the message by pushing their glass from letter to letter, the other would see the message spelt (spelled?) out in a ghostly fashion on their own board.
Also anybody with no one to talk to could log onto a special website that would be programmed to spell out creepy messages from beyond the grave!
—MikeOliver, May 04 2004

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       How about an e-seance? Email the dead by using a medium. I mean just because you're dead doesn't mean you can escape junk email.
—morrison_rm, May 04 2004
   

       Ghost spam? Thats scary for more than one reason!
—MikeOliver, May 04 2004
   

       I could use that as a way to manipulate daft people into obeying my whim. (Part of my world domination plan which up until now has been sadly missing). I am guessing we could have a Bluetooth Voodoo Spam Doll. Stick pins in different positions and send an appropriate Hex. Like Viagra spam etc.
—PainOCommonSense, May 04 2004
   


 

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