what is the history of OUIJA BOARD?

Don't you ever try to play it! It really works.. When I was in junior high school, playing ouija board was a trend. FYI, in my country, it wasn't really a board. You could draw/write the alphabets, numbers etc on a piece of paper. I can't remember it anyway. My friend played ouija board with her friends in their classroom. They also drew a picture of Medusa's head on the board (or should I say the paper). They also used upside down-glass with a coin in it instead of touching the coin. The spirit they called didn't want to leave the ouija board, instead the spirit requested some eerie things. My friend and her friends got scared so they left the ouija board and went out the classroom. The next minute, the glass exploded by itself (that means the spirit was angry), so my friend and her friends ran off and didn't look back at the classroom. Never ever try it if you don't want some spooky things happen.