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$9.5M lottery win difficult for Canadian chef

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Posted: May 26, 2012, 8:23 am - IP Logged

Here is Ivan with his two new cars: Is that Ridge?

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    Posted: May 26, 2012, 11:11 am - IP Logged

    Here is Ivan with his two new cars: Is that Ridge?

    Nah, I'm waaaaaaay handsomer.

    And I got a real, manly man's beard, you know, down to my belt, the way the wimmins like it.

    And I ain't that short neither.

    I guess you could say most people who let a set a eyes on me would say I was perfect.

    Specially the wimmins.

    But I don't commence to talkin' about it too much cuz I'm kinda shy.

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      Posted: May 26, 2012, 12:08 pm - IP Logged

      Nah, I'm waaaaaaay handsomer.

      And I got a real, manly man's beard, you know, down to my belt, the way the wimmins like it.

      And I ain't that short neither.

      I guess you could say most people who let a set a eyes on me would say I was perfect.

      Specially the wimmins.

      But I don't commence to talkin' about it too much cuz I'm kinda shy.

      ROFLMAO -

      its your innate modesty and humility that keeps us coming back for more. 

      and THAT is why all the wimmins (when not in the kitchen) just lurv ya so much... and the rest of us respect ya oodles and gobs (while also in the kitchen - of course - my heavens that has GOT to be one stinkin' big kitchen!)

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        Posted: May 26, 2012, 1:15 pm - IP Logged

        ROFLMAO -

        its your innate modesty and humility that keeps us coming back for more. 

        and THAT is why all the wimmins (when not in the kitchen) just lurv ya so much... and the rest of us respect ya oodles and gobs (while also in the kitchen - of course - my heavens that has GOT to be one stinkin' big kitchen!)

        Well, thank ya kindly, Miss Max.

        Ya know, I was reading a self-help book a while back and it said to sit down with a pen and paper and list all of my attributes in one column and all of my flaws in another column to see what kind of person I was and what other people's perception of me might be.

        I was surprised to find that a simple thing like that takes a lot longer than you think it will. You'd be surprised at how long it takes.

        But it was equally surprising and somewhat heartening to find that after I had finished the long process of listing all of my attributes and conducting a close examination of myself and no small amount of soul-searching, that I didn't have any flaws whatsoever! Not even one! Now that was a revelation and pleasant surprise!

        Yes, I found that I am completely flawless.

        I highly recommend that process to everyone.

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          Posted: June 1, 2012, 9:34 am - IP Logged

          I would have liked to have been friends with the brothers wife so I could have told her "Your brother-in-law won the lottery.  NOT YOU.  You're Entitled to NOTHING!!!!  Stop being so dang greedy!!!!"  Which I probably would have been unfriended being I did not agree with her.

           

          If I'm lucky enough to win I would do the following.  Change phone number, ignore mail from people I don't know, and when asked what I plan to do with the money?  Say I have no idea, and keep any plans to myself.