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• pacattack05

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  Quote: Originally posted by justxploring on Apr 23, 2007

  That makes sense.  I think buying tickets around a bar would generate more sales.  People tend to spend more when they're drinking.

  Anyway, if someone were to buy around a clock and lost, he might get very ticked off.  That happened one night in a busy convenient store where there were 14 people standing in line and the man struck 12.  I guess the clerk fell behind and needed a second hand.  It was alarming.

  That guy was really in a zone.  He had been playing for years and spent all of his daylight savings, so he had to play at night.  He misunderstood when the store manager told the clerk "Don't forget to punch out."  The sheriff showed up and the man is now doing time.

   

  Bravo! You should really think of going into comedy. To rattle off all those in such a short time, was brilliant.

  Let's face it you've got talent...
• justxploring

  

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  Thanks, Pac.  Wish I could somehow turn it into money!  Once I saw a famous producer and told him to watch, but he said I was too wound up.  (bad groan)

  Maybe I should quit while I'm ahead...or is that something Frankenstein's monster would say?  What was that horror movie about a head? 
• tnlotto1

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by justxploring on Apr 23, 2007

  That makes sense.  I think buying tickets around a bar would generate more sales.  People tend to spend more when they're drinking.

  Anyway, if someone were to buy around a clock and lost, he might get very ticked off.  That happened one night in a busy convenient store where there were 14 people standing in line and the man struck 12.  I guess the clerk fell behind and needed a second hand.  It was alarming.

  That guy was really in a zone.  He had been playing for years and spent all of his daylight savings, so he had to play at night.  He misunderstood when the store manager told the clerk "Don't forget to punch out."  The sheriff showed up and the man is now doing time.

  you get to drink free at most casinos as long as you are gambling but im always paranoid that ill end up spending all my money if i drink so i just stick to water and soda while im gambling and no alcohol for me so "buying tickets around a bar" would be a nightmare for me because i already spend way too much money on lotto when im sober
• MegaWinner

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by justxploring on Apr 23, 2007

  That makes sense.  I think buying tickets around a bar would generate more sales.  People tend to spend more when they're drinking.

  Anyway, if someone were to buy around a clock and lost, he might get very ticked off.  That happened one night in a busy convenient store where there were 14 people standing in line and the man struck 12.  I guess the clerk fell behind and needed a second hand.  It was alarming.

  That guy was really in a zone.  He had been playing for years and spent all of his daylight savings, so he had to play at night.  He misunderstood when the store manager told the clerk "Don't forget to punch out."  The sheriff showed up and the man is now doing time.

     

   

  You and paccattack need to come out with a movie.  You guys have talent. 

  I got my fingers crossed ready to win!!!