Tell me the full story of the yarn haunted ouija board.

Perhaps the yarn was used to create a boundary around the ouija board during a séance. But instead of keeping spirits out, it seemed to attract them. The yarn started to glow or change colors, which was the first sign of the haunting. Then, the planchette on the ouija board started moving towards the yarn as if drawn to it.

Once, a group of friends decided to play with a Ouija board late at night. As they started, the planchette moved on its own, spelling out a name none of them knew. Then, suddenly, the lights flickered and a cold wind blew through the room. One of the friends felt a hand on her shoulder, but when she looked, there was no one there. They quickly ended the session, but for days after, they all had nightmares of a dark figure hovering over them.

I'm not sure specifically about the '2007 Bangalore Ouija board real story'. Ouija boards are often associated with superstition. Maybe it was some spooky or strange events that people claimed happened while using it, but there's no scientific basis to prove any real 'paranormal' activities related to it.

The Stanley Hotel has a long history of ghost stories, and the Ouija board incident is one of the most talked - about. People who tried using the Ouija board there reported that it was as if an unseen force was guiding the pointer. It spelled out messages that seemed to be from the other side. For example, it might have spelled out details about old - fashioned events or objects that were relevant to the hotel's history. Some guests were so freaked out by the experience that they refused to stay in the same room again. It just added to the overall reputation of the Stanley Hotel as a haunted place.

One horror story is about a group of teens who used an Ouija board in an old abandoned house. They asked if there was a spirit present and the planchette started moving on its own, spelling out 'leave now'. But they were curious and continued. Strange noises began, like scratching on the walls. Later, one of the teens started acting possessed, speaking in a strange voice and attacking the others.

In another story, a couple decided to try the Ouija board for fun. But things quickly turned dark. The planchette started moving erratically and spelled out threats. They were so scared that they threw the Ouija board away. However, the strange occurrences didn't stop. They heard knocking on the walls at night and their pets were acting very strangely. It made them believe that something bad was still around, maybe something that had latched on to them during their Ouija board session.

I'm not sure specifically which 'eggplant yarn' story you are referring to. There could be many stories related to yarn in different cultural or creative contexts. It might be a story about a special type of yarn that is dyed the color of eggplants, or perhaps it's a name given to a yarn in a local handicraft community.

I'm not sure specifically which 'yarn mystery dog' story you mean. There could be various fictional or personal stories related to a dog and yarn. It might be about a dog that got tangled in yarn, creating a comical or mysterious situation. For example, the dog could have been exploring a room full of knitting supplies and got all wrapped up in different colored yarns, which made it look like a walking ball of yarn.

The mystery dog yarn could be about a dog named Max. Max was always curious. One day, his owner brought home a new ball of yarn. But this yarn was no ordinary yarn. It had a strange smell and a color that Max had never seen before. As Max started to play with it, he noticed that every time he tugged on the yarn, it made a strange noise. He followed the yarn as it unwound, through the garden and into the woods. There, he found an old chest. When he pawed at it, the chest opened and inside were old photos of a dog that looked just like him from many years ago. So the yarn was a link to his past, and that's the full story of the mystery dog yarn.

The Ouija board has its roots in the spiritualist movement of the 19th century. It was developed as a tool to communicate with spirits. Some believe it was inspired by the ancient practices of divination. Early versions were created and marketed as a form of parlor game that could potentially connect the living with the dead.