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A life of leisure doesn't cut it for lottery winnerReply
Congratulations to these women. They obviously want to pass along good work ethics and morals to their children. Regarding a robbery, I don't understand why this salon would be more of a target than any other business. What about a jewelry store? It's not as if they'll be displaying the jackpot money in the window. In any case, I'm sure they'll be covered by insurance.
Aug 26, 2008, 12:20 pm - justxploring - Lottery News

The Beauty Of MathReply
this is on of the coolest things i have ever seen i am going to forward this to alot of my friends and my dad bc he majored in math and would find this interesting same as i......this right here would be an excellent way to show people a little twist on percentages of attitudes in their work ethics on the jobs they perform everday......AWESOME POST.
Jun 29, 2008, 2:19 pm - elmozoe - Mathematics Forum

Watch out for "vultures"Reply
I trust you wrote your comment tongue-in-cheek. In case you're not kidding, if you go to a casino and play a slot machine for 4 hours and then walk away, there is no rule of ethics that says the next person can't win on the first try. That's why it's called gambling.
Apr 23, 2008, 12:23 am - justxploring - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

Should one play if they have others feeding themReply
I'm sure lazy fat slob spat at a student from a teacher who feels the student shouldn't be on welfare and receiving food stamps and should be made to pay back every cent if they ever won the lottery violates the code of ethics for teachers. Do you really think her principal would respect her opinions. I think not.
Dec 21, 2007, 8:15 pm - Tenaj - Lottery Discussion Forum

Letting Someone Else Claim My Powerball WinningsReply
It's completely legal to have somebody else cash the ticket for you. What's illegal is not following the rules on reporting income when you are collecting disability. Your plan just makes you one of the people who is defrauding the government, and the taxpayers who have been kind enough to help you out.Being poor and desparate won't make your ethics any better and won't make you any less of a thief and a liar.
Oct 23, 2007, 3:25 pm - KY Floyd - Lottery Discussion Forum

POLL: 'Moral' obligation for a jackpot winnerReply
I'm not sure. Many people love their job, and they get great satisfaction out if it. It would have to be an individual decision, and I don't think it has anything to do with morality or ethics. If you want to keep your job, then keep it. If you want to retire, then retire. At this stage of my life, I would retire, however, I am self-employed.
Jun 25, 2007, 6:29 pm - stavros - Lottery Discussion Forum

The worst kind of lottery just over the horizon!!Reply
I appreciate your honest reply and applaud you for not bashing. Your a man or woman of ethics and morals. My daughter sitting here would like to thank you for the life she now has. I hope the big lottery finds your way.
Nov 20, 2006, 5:19 pm - Maryland - Lottery Discussion Forum

N.C. Lottery conviction sends message about disclosureNews Story
More indictments may be forthcoming Voluntary public servants beware: Withholding information about your past could get you in serious trouble. Changes in North Carolina ethics laws will make it harder for appointed members of boards and commissions to hide potential conflicts of interests, and the new law stiffens penalties when disclosures are incomplete. But the five felony fraud convictions given by a federal jury Thursday to a former state lottery commissioner who lied about his p
Oct 18, 2006, 5:16 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Don’t turn the voting process into a lotteryReply
Personally I think if they are going to have a voting lottery it should be a lottery winner as the winner of the election. Canadates would have to pass a minimum IQ, ethics and criminal background check. I couldn't imagine we would get worse canadates then what some districts crank out each year.
Jul 22, 2006, 12:13 am - dvdiva - Lottery News

Woman 'hiding lottery win from husband'Reply
They would say whatever it took to get you to buy their product. Ethics and integrity would not be an issue. They are superior people, they have to be respected.
Feb 5, 2006, 7:21 am - Chewie - Lottery News