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• THRIFTY

  

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  I WILL PLAY THE LOTTERY SOMEDAY TO HAVE A CHANCE OF WINNING A LOTTERY JACKPOT. IT IS OKAY TO DREAM.
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  Did I just read "stop loss limit"?

  
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  Quote: Originally posted by SergeM on Sep 30, 2012

  Did I just read "stop loss limit"?

  Yes, you read the main point of how to be a very successful lottery player. lol
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  I tried the Stop Loss Limit yesterday and I still lost.

  I thought it was supposed to stop losses?
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  Quote: Originally posted by rdgrnr on Sep 30, 2012

  I tried the Stop Loss Limit yesterday and I still lost.

  I thought it was supposed to stop losses?

  It limits the suffering of losing more than $1 on MM and $2 on PB. There is no guarantee when it comes to the lottery, but IT IS OKAY TO HAVE A DREAM for your mental health. Are we insane for playing lottery games with a 50/50 chance of winning? lol
  
  They say that a man died at the age of 120yrs dreaming of winning a lottery jackpot. He looked 50yrs when he died and was able to walk his dog and have a normal conversation with strangers at the lottery retailers while playing the lottery. Man, I did not know that dreams get us so far in life. lol
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  Quote: Originally posted by THRIFTY on Sep 30, 2012

  It limits the suffering of losing more than $1 on MM and $2 on PB. There is no guarantee when it comes to the lottery, but IT IS OKAY TO HAVE A DREAM for your mental health. Are we insane for playing lottery games with a 50/50 chance of winning? lol
  
  They say that a man died at the age of 120yrs dreaming of winning a lottery jackpot. He looked 50yrs when he died and was able to walk his dog and have a normal conversation with strangers at the lottery retailers while playing the lottery. Man, I did not know that dreams get us so far in life. lol

  I wish we had a game with a 50/50 chance of winning.
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  Quote: Originally posted by rdgrnr on Sep 30, 2012

  I wish we had a game with a 50/50 chance of winning.

  They say that a man died at the age of 120yrs dreaming of winning a lottery jackpot. He looked 50yrs when he died and was able to walk his dog and have a normal conversation with strangers at the lottery retailers while playing the lottery. Man, I did not know that dreams and lies get us so far in life. lol
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  Quote: Originally posted by THRIFTY on Sep 30, 2012

  They say that a man died at the age of 120yrs dreaming of winning a lottery jackpot. He looked 50yrs when he died and was able to walk his dog and have a normal conversation with strangers at the lottery retailers while playing the lottery. Man, I did not know that dreams and lies get us so far in life. lol

  That will be most of us here, with the exception of you and me THRIFTY, and maybe a small handful of some super wise-guy players I know. 
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  Quote: Originally posted by mcginnin56 on Sep 30, 2012

  That will be most of us here, with the exception of you and me THRIFTY, and maybe a small handful of some super wise-guy players I know. 

  The devil asked me to give him my soul for a lottery jackpot and I say no. Would you go for it MC? ha, ha, ha
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  Quote: Originally posted by THRIFTY on Sep 30, 2012

  The devil asked me to give him my soul for a lottery jackpot and I say no. Would you go for it MC? ha, ha, ha

  Hell no! But I would offer him a good swift kick in the ass before parting ways with him. 

  
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  Quote: Originally posted by mcginnin56 on Sep 30, 2012

  Hell no! But I would offer him a good swift kick in the ass before parting ways with him. 

  

  I guess you and I will not reach 120yrs playing the lottery. Ha, ha, ha
  
  The devil is the lottery DARTH VADER. lol