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JimmySand9 — Thu, 23 Dec 2004 18:58:13 GMT

Freida Moore, 51, a homemaker in Rockvale, Tenn., said the ad was cute and sure to catch the attention of children. Well, a lot of lotteries inadvertently (or not?) appeal to children. Such as big furry flamingos for kids to hug in FL, and Gus, the second most famous groundhog in Pennsylvania . It's really quite obvious that the lottery appeals to children. This is just a neutral observation.

Tennesse lottery markets tickets as Christmas gifts

Lottery Post — Tue, 21 Dec 2004 14:56:57 GMT

Buying lottery tickets as Christmas gifts hasn't caught on at east Nashville's Community Market, one of the city's most popular convenience stores for players to buy games.The idea never dawned on Seneca Bradley, 28, who plays there occasionally.But a $1 or $5 lottery game just may be the perfect alternative to a Christmas card, which would cost about the same, he said.Holiday-themed TV and radio commercials encourage people to buy lottery items everything from scratch-off games to Powerball tic... [ More ]