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Did you ever wonder?Reply
Quote: Originally posted by acronym007 on January 02, 2004 Sometimes I think people like us, those who are in thought of winning will never win. It's an odd thought I have but I think I would be better off to play more sporadically than consistently. I recently saw a television interview where a well known actress said that she had been wishing for a certain acting award for years and came very close but never received it. She said that it was as though the harder she chased it (wished for it) t
Jan 3, 2004, 4:33 pm - golotto - Lottery Discussion Forum

A jackpot winner buying and selling drugsReply
How about dummy of the year award? lol
Aug 27, 2016, 9:33 am - MasterofWisdom - Lottery Discussion Forum

TLC The Lottery Changed My Life...on againReply
I almost fell out of my chair when they said how much she got. The last two big Sweepstakes P.C.H, they did not award the prizes. I believe the first one was $1,000.00 a day for life, and the 2nd was 10,000,000 plus 250,000 a year for life. I could be wrong but I think those are the figures. P.C.H should be ashamed of themselves for this nonsense. I believe they never have intention of awarding the big prizes but have no problem giving out the secondary ones. I gave them a try for both of these
Jun 1, 2014, 7:25 am - Mattapan - Lottery Discussion Forum

How are lotteries able to stay "in business" when they're too easy to win?Reply
Mention Darwin's award, and look who responds. The award also comes with a samll plaque on a string that you can wear around your neck. It's only fair to the people you meet, to know upfront what they're up against.
Mar 31, 2014, 8:40 pm - onlymoney - Lottery Discussion Forum

CNBC writer looking for lottery playersReply
I agree, you won the Darwin award. Congratulations !
Aug 10, 2013, 9:18 pm - onlymoney - Lottery Discussion Forum

Would you keep your word??Reply
Dang.. i was hoping to win that award.
Dec 17, 2012, 8:17 pm - CinCin - Lottery Discussion Forum

Can you impress yourself into a $1 million?Reply
myturn, ...the Wilberforce Award $1 million to go to a young person under 30 who can impress him by becoming famous through his or her ability to show leadership in communicating an alternative to our population and consumption growth-obsessed economy.... That award for doing so sounds a wee bit contradictory, a paradox. A young person from the minimalst movement won the Wilberforce Award, and $1 million, for showing their leadership in the less-is-more category. Huh?
Jun 27, 2011, 10:36 am - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

Sex Offender Wins$57 Million in LotteryReply
god works in mysterious way the guy probally had a rough child hoo and besides that he served his time let him enjoy his award god forgives and awards ty pt
Jun 19, 2008, 9:05 pm - ptcruiser70 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lump Sum or payments?Reply
I'll definately take the lump sum and try to get all the financial advise I can from various sources to decide where to put it all, because I definately won't put it all in one place. With 100 mil after taxes, off-hand, I'd say it's a good idea to award yourself about 10 million to spend, and invest the rest at first. Hopefully the 10 mil would last, if it doesn't, hopefully you're smart enough to realize how lucky you are that you didn't award yourself the full amount to spend and slow down. Pe
Feb 11, 2008, 1:08 pm - MissNYC - Lottery Discussion Forum

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Sep 22, 2007, 6:40 am - Amazing Grace - Lottery Discussion Forum