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• Three2001

  

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  Mar 11, 2005, 7:14 pm

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  I am just wondering if Lottery Posters prefer to read a new short thread with new picks each day or a long thread where a history of picks by the poster can more easily be tracked.

  Only those who attempt the absurd can achieve the impossible.
• tntea

  

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  Mar 11, 2005, 11:26 pm

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  Quote: Originally posted by Three2001 on March 11, 2005
  

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  I am just wondering if Lottery Posters prefer to read a new short thread with new picks each day or a long thread where a history of picks by the poster can more easily be tracked.
  

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  I prefer short threads myself. That is why I was posting my states individually until it caused a lot of feathers to be ruffled.. It is hard to have to read all the info in each thread to find out where you left off.

  To me it is like read a thick book and not using a book mark each time you put it down.  You have to search where you left off to continue.

  I work each day, and some nights.. While I am gone the posts get longer and longer.. so I cannot keep up with all of them..

  I had my share of hits this week with SC, CA, TX.. These would have been listed on individual posts for others if I had continued them.  Hopefully others benefit from the strategy and collected..

  I only post to help others.

  
   

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• sue34

  

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  It would probably be better to do each state individually to better see how each is hitting and to keep better track of instead of going back thru each post. Whatever works best for you I will still manage to track each state. Thank you for your hard work.

  Sue
• Three2001

  

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  Mar 12, 2005, 9:58 am

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  Thanks, Sue, tntea.  And thanks to those few who have voted so far.

  Only those who attempt the absurd can achieve the impossible.