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• pacattack05

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  Either way Lottomike, as it stands.....33 nay....4 yeah...LOL

  Good job....that cleared that out.

   What's the next enigma?
• LOTTOMIKE

  

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  the next poll for LP will be do you think that the long awaited follow up to the last led zeppelin album released in 1979 will ever be released?  in through the out door was their last with the surviving members.what are the chances 30 years later in 2009 of a reunion release with john bonham son jason taking over on the skins.it'll be called back through the in door.

  
• pacattack05

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  Quote: Originally posted by LOTTOMIKE on May 11, 2007

  the next poll for LP will be do you think that the long awaited follow up to the last led zeppelin album released in 1979 will ever be released?  in through the out door was their last with the surviving members.what are the chances 30 years later in 2009 of a reunion release with john bonham son jason taking over on the skins.it'll be called back through the in door.

  Don't hold your breath Mike....LOL

  Back thru the door in..LOL
• LckyLary

  

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  They would have to make it such that it returned 80 to 90 percent in smaller prizes with maybe 1 or 2% of sales going to the Jackpot which would have to be 20 MILL or more for most people to even consider it, and none of the tickets losing, that is the worst you could do is to win back $75 or $80 so that the ticket "really" costs $80-ish, and they'd make good gifts as such, but being you get what you pay for usually and the odds on scratch-offs are seldom disclosed, I'd likely not touch it and rather have 100 PB or MM tkts.
• LOTTOMIKE

  

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    .....imagine scratching all the diamonds only to find out there are none.

  
• tnlotto1

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by LOTTOMIKE on May 11, 2007

    .....imagine scratching all the diamonds only to find out there are none.

  i already bought a few of those
• lotterybraker

  

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  I have never bought a scratch off ticket before..I dont think I have..that plus the fact I live in a state that doesnt have a lottery anyway..but I dont think I have ever bought one even traveling through a LOTTERY STATE..I am not sure what the fascination is with those scratch off tickets..talking about having NO CONTROL OVER WHAT YOU GET....IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT IN MY BOOK....at least when you play pick 3 or pick 4 you can use past draws to increase your odds...you have no control over those scratch offs..to me it would be like playing Texas Holdem and going all in BLIND...lol

  "Attention all Mathematicians: Check your degree at the door because when it comes to whole numbers you are the Amateur"
• Tnplayer805

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by tnlotto1 on May 12, 2007

  i already bought a few of those

  I have bought a few of them myself.  I did win $88 by finding a diamond.  That's all I have won though. 

   

  As far as a $100 scratch off it would have to have odds of 1:1.  What I mean by that is every ticket is a winner however you are not guaranteed to win your money back.  That's the only way I would play anything over $20.

  How are you going to win if you don't play?
• fbird

  

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  MSL will be the ones to try and sell it first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  VAL

  Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me: I may not follow.

  Just walk beside me and be my friend.

            Albert Camus
• JAP69

  

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  $100.00 tickets are for bragging rights of the high income earners and wealthy.

  For those that know Charleston S.C. that would be the residents south of broad st.