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• whitmansm2

  

  Right here...can't you see me?
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  Nov 7, 2005, 12:09 pm

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  Cash, hunnybunch, let it go! It's like you're ordering a hamburger and bitc--complaining because it has meat in it! Get a freakin' salad!
  
  Play games that have the cash option. Simple.
  
  I'm with Chewie. It's a dead dog. (apparently you need to be arrested for post mortem animal crulety)
  
  Let it go! Drop the damn dog and walk away.
  
  
  Just my thoughts.

  

  Don't cry over spilled milk.  Go milk another cow!!

  Stephanie
• sirbrad

  

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  Nov 7, 2005, 12:32 pm

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  I think he will continue kicking the dead dog around until it coughs up a cash option.
• whitmansm2

  

  Right here...can't you see me?
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  Nov 7, 2005, 1:34 pm

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  So you're saying he'll choose the annuity option for his "dog lottery"?  He'll be kicking it year after year and never getting what he wants!  LMAO

  

  

  Don't cry over spilled milk.  Go milk another cow!!

  Stephanie
• CASH Only

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  Nov 8, 2005, 12:04 pm

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  Stop playing Unlucky for Life and I'll stop complaining about it. It's that simple.
• sirbrad

  

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  Nov 8, 2005, 1:57 pm

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  I'll stop playing it as soon as I win. Maybe...Could really use $6,000 a month for life though.
• CASH Only

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  Dec 7, 2005, 1:59 pm

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  Quote: Originally posted by sirbrad on November 8, 2005

  I'll stop playing it as soon as I win. Maybe...Could really use $6,000 a month for life though.

  Doubling the top prize won't make it a better game.