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Mass. lottery winner dies in house fire
mn United States Member #59524 March 4, 2008 237 Posts Offline |
| Posted: March 25, 2008, 3:56 pm - IP Logged |
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I can't believe what I just read here. Yes, this man had a long life and was able to enjoy his last few years in comfort, but it isn't up to you to judge at what age a person should die. I can't even describe my reaction to this post. I hope you don't get into an accident and, while there's still lots of hope, your family is standing around saying "well, let's pull the plug because he's already done enough, so we don't need him any more."
"..you lose control of your body around the 70s period.."
How many people 70 or 80 do you know? There is no mention of his health. He died in a fire. 1st sentence) You can't believe, I seriously doubt that.
2nd sentence) Sorry to tell you this but it WASN'T me that killed that man, so I didn't decide what age he should die.
3rd sentence) Then don't describe it, honestly I don't really want to know.
4th sentence) Well if I lived a full life then I wouldn't mind them pulling the plug, if i'm young then maybe I deserve to die because I shouldn't be driving recklessly in the first place. Anyway I would rather die by having them pull the plug then by some sociopath torturing me to death because they want my lottery win or other assets.
1st question) Actually I don't know anybody that old so my conclusion was just a guess'timation.
5th sentence) True, but he was still old.
6th sentence) So, he was still old.
Oh, btw it is kind of hard NOT to smell carbon monoxide in your home so why didn't he leave I don't know, oh wait HE WAS OLD
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Albuquerque, New Mexico United States Member #5219 June 18, 2004 232 Posts Offline |
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May his soul R.I.P. We all will die; it is just a matter of time. I do hope he lived his life richly -- before his winnings and after his winnings.
Now, to the beneficiaries he left behind. Please do not fight over his assets!  -- Bye, bye! When you win, may you glow as brightly as the
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Stroudsburg, PA United States Member #1860 July 11, 2003 2522 Posts Online |
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Good thing CASHOnly doesn't post here anymore, he probably would have said something really tasteless, seeing it was Megabucks winner. You only need one ticket to win. But you'll win more with one hundred.
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mn United States Member #59524 March 4, 2008 237 Posts Offline |
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Good thing CASHOnly doesn't post here anymore, he probably would have said something really tasteless, seeing it was Megabucks winner. Interesting,
You only need one ticket to win. But you'll win more with one hundred.
Not really, it just increase your chance by 99/140000000
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United States Member #52818 May 21, 2007 188 Posts Offline |
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Good thing CASHOnly doesn't post here anymore, he probably would have said something really tasteless, seeing it was Megabucks winner.  kinda surprised someone didn't wonder what kind of tasteless I'd leave behind
 I have all the web addresses needed for the perfect new life ..... all I need is the winning ticket to go with them
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United States Member #4194 March 23, 2004 553 Posts Offline |
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kinda surprised someone didn't wonder what kind of tasteless I'd leave behind Do you smell foul play?
Could it be someone wants the remaining $1.4 in a hurry?
86 year old millionaire and no one is there to take care of him. Where are the smoke alarms?
hmmmmmm
Very sad story.
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South Carolina United States Member #6 November 4, 2001 5759 Posts Online |
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You guys do know he's old right. He was 85, dont get to worked up about it, sad to say or maybe not but he LIVED his LIFE. How old do you want people to be when they die, i dont know about you but 85 sounds like a good number to me and that's only if I can't still function on my own, if i can function then obviously i want to live longer . Anyways who wants to live to be 100+, that sounds ridiculous, if you can function then that's cool but most cannot, you lose control of your body around the 70's period or even younger. This nation isn't health conscious so you are in for quite a ride if you still live in the us and that old. " he LIVED his LIFE"
There is always still something you want to do in life no matter what your age is.
I could be an old codger living in an old folks home and still go on panty raids.
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United States Member #55716 September 20, 2007 141 Posts Offline |
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You guys do know he's old right. He was 85, dont get to worked up about it, sad to say or maybe not but he LIVED his LIFE. How old do you want people to be when they die, i dont know about you but 85 sounds like a good number to me and that's only if I can't still function on my own, if i can function then obviously i want to live longer . Anyways who wants to live to be 100+, that sounds ridiculous, if you can function then that's cool but most cannot, you lose control of your body around the 70's period or even younger. This nation isn't health conscious so you are in for quite a ride if you still live in the us and that old. He did not die a natural death, he perish in a fire. What is the point of your post?
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da bronx,city island,n.y. United States Member #30895 January 17, 2006 108 Posts Offline |
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Its sad...........my he rest in peace
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Nashville, Tn United States Member #39102 May 3, 2006 226 Posts Offline |
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awww man if he didn't have a will ......the remaining family members are about to fiiiiiight over whats left of that money  waiting patiently for my jackpot
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