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$31 million lottery claimed by anonymous winner
San Jose, California United States Member #42433 June 26, 2006 116 Posts Offline |
| Posted: April 14, 2008, 4:16 pm - IP Logged |
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this winning actually only $15 Millions in cash opion after tax right?
I want to have a nice home with 4 rooms in Redwood City, driving an Audi A6.
I only won $2 in this draw. Still it's 100% on return from the investment of $1.
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Austin United States Member #9550 December 6, 2004 61 Posts Offline |
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WOW! WTG! $31 million is a life changer! From rags to riches! Smart lady too. Hopefully they won't go from riches to rags like a few others.
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Albuquerque, New Mexico United States Member #5219 June 18, 2004 232 Posts Offline |
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Just in time for that...birthday, anniversary, wedding, communion, confirmation, graduation...just fill in the missing _______ (blank).
Anyway, congratulations to the lucky couple.  -- Bye, bye! When you win, may you glow as brightly as the
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Margaritaville United States Member #58035 January 9, 2008 90 Posts Offline |
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Yay! Congrats to the lucky couple. May they live long and happy, and spend wisely.  ..........................
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Malibu, California United States Member #58865 February 12, 2008 72 Posts Offline |
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It's good to see California is sensible in allowing lottery winners to be anonymous. California is usually ahead of the curve with law making.
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CA United States Member #57701 December 23, 2007 209 Posts Offline |
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Congrats to the winners! I wonder if the winner could have been our own lottocalgal.  Hey TSC,
I'm still here.
Didnt win that $31 million but waiting for my "Shot at the Pot". San Diego and LA counties always win. I guess its because the population for those counties are huge and more tickets are purchased. I think the next time I visit LA county, I will purchase about 3 weeks worth of quick picks or whatever the limit is.
But Im still here, with my tickets, my lucky gemstones and a dream.
"You gotta Find Me First!"
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Michigan United States Member #55299 August 31, 2007 474 Posts Offline |
| Posted: April 14, 2008, 11:44 pm - IP Logged |
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Smart people, but hopefully they're also smart on the financial side and not buying something like a two million dollar RV, heh. Can you imagine what the insurance on that thing has to be?  With odds like 1 in 175,711,536 how can I lose?!
You can't predict random.
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United States Member #52818 May 21, 2007 205 Posts Offline |
| Posted: April 15, 2008, 8:12 am - IP Logged |
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Smart people, but hopefully they're also smart on the financial side and not buying something like a two million dollar RV, heh. Can you imagine what the insurance on that thing has to be? 
it amazes me at times how many ways one can blow a million dollars in one shot remember to never let a day pass without scaring the bleep out of someone for the soul grins of it
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North Carolina United States Member #53598 June 24, 2007 2487 Posts Offline |
| Posted: April 15, 2008, 11:21 am - IP Logged |
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i would like to be anonymous if i won. i say it is crap that you have to put your name out there if you win.
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MIDWEST, USA United States Member #49886 January 31, 2007 271 Posts Offline |
| Posted: April 16, 2008, 1:32 pm - IP Logged |
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" Featherlite Luxury Coaches of Florida touted its $2.5 million RV, with marble steps, original art and SubZero refrigerator, as the world's most expensive in 2006. "
Puts a whole new meaning to the term "trailer trash."  An RV...especially one of that magnitude is in no way shape or form comparable to "trailer trash." sheesh!
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