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LOTTERY

Posted: Jul 15, 2010

HEY ALL! I plan on winning BIG at the lottery this time. Anybody want anything? Haha!

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I would - I'd like a life. Do you need my address to send me one? - sm

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I wish you all the best and hope you win. For once I'd love to hear someone on this board has won a lottery. I would not feel jealousy, but instead happiness for the winner. We don't go to the store that often and therefore I just don't play. Don't even know where I could even buy a ticket here.

But I'll be wishing you to win. Everyone deserves some happiness.

Did you hear about the lady in Texas? - LK

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I was reading an article about her in the paper today - she has hit big wins in the lottery FOUR times, to the tune of a total of 21 million. The latest was 10 million, just a month ago. FOUR times! What in the world is up with that?

She probably has some type of system. - Backwards Typist

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When I used to play scratch offs, I never bought just one. I always bought 4 or more. She probably checked the odds on winning and choses that amount of tickets.

I won $500 one time on a scratch off doing that. Thank heavens. Came at a time when my car was going to be repossessed in 2 days unless I coughed up $498 (that's all I owed after paying on time for 3 years). They held off until I got my money and the car was mine....it died a year later. LOL

I seem to recall she was a math professor, so I'm sure she did - have a system.

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But then you have to wonder why all mathematicians are not rich!!

I am not greedy, a $150K would be enough for me - sm - ECMT

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Would pay off all the bills, and cover the taxes on the money and maybe have a few thousand left over to bulk up the bank account. Look forward to hearing from you! LOL!

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you. Hope you win. - Backwards Typist

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I, too, would like to hear someone won big.

I wish I could afford to play, but then again, it seems like the numbers are stacked against me. I watch, but don't play anymore.

I would be happy with $50K. That would pay off my bills and the taxes. But I wouldn't turn down more than that.

If ya win, send me your numbers. Maybe they'd be good for me, too. LOL

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