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• rdgrnr

  

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  that's my money for a house in reno

  OK, maybe I'll just give you a free autographed copy then. 
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  OK, maybe I'll just give you a free autographed copy then. 

  looking forwards

  
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  The best lottery book is "How To Win The Lottery Like A Wild-Man Gone Insane!"

  I may start work on it very soon if I get around to it.

  Sorry, no pre-orders accepted yet.

  lol lol  May I write the foreword?

  It will be entitled "There are no random numbers."

  
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  lol lol  May I write the foreword?

  It will be entitled "There are no random numbers."

  good old red devil almac book, it has dream numbers it gives the month and dates number are do and it gives facts cost 5.00 order online

  LET's get paid$$$$ money roll
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  lol lol  May I write the foreword?

  It will be entitled "There are no random numbers."

  Well certainly, I like that.

  And maybe a blurb on the back cover with "blows the lid off the lottery" and  "a compelling read" and "reveals ancient secrets of numerology" and "this writer is a genius" and stuff like that.
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  Well certainly, I like that.

  And maybe a blurb on the back cover with "blows the lid off the lottery" and  "a compelling read" and "reveals ancient secrets of numerology" and "this writer is a genius" and stuff like that.

  OMG LOL!  You ought to work in marketing. I bet we could get Al Gore to endorse it. He will do anything for a buck.

  
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  OMG LOL!  You ought to work in marketing. I bet we could get Al Gore to endorse it. He will do anything for a buck.

  I checked the amazon ranking for his 2010 book (Lustig) and it is ranked top 6000 books (that is a very good ranking)  So he is likely selling 60-125 copies a week. Hopefully those tv shows gave it a temporary bump up only.

  
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  I checked the amazon ranking for his 2010 book (Lustig) and it is ranked top 6000 books (that is a very good ranking)  So he is likely selling 60-125 copies a week. Hopefully those tv shows gave it a temporary bump up only.

  That'll be a mere bag of shells compared to the "Wild-Man Gone Insane" series.
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  I've just re read this and couldn't agrEE  more   Now that I've done some research

  Have a great ride!

  May your numbers be true this day,

  Kola

  Lottery Lore says "A past draw is the centerpoint of a circle - a black hole. Two overlapping circles whose centerpoints sit on the circumference of the other share a Common Radius. This Radius is a wormhole - it allows both draws (info) to safely travel into and beyond the other draw's event horizon without negative distortion, thereby creating an entanglement (synchrony) between the two communicating draws. This entangled space is the Vesica Piscis - the white hole or Stargate through which the next draw is born."
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  Quote: Originally posted by Artist77 on May 6, 2013

  I checked the amazon ranking for his 2010 book (Lustig) and it is ranked top 6000 books (that is a very good ranking)  So he is likely selling 60-125 copies a week. Hopefully those tv shows gave it a temporary bump up only.

  Just more people that will hate him once they find out they got took

  
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  Quote: Originally posted by rdgrnr on May 6, 2013

  The best lottery book is "How To Win The Lottery Like A Wild-Man Gone Insane!"

  I may start work on it very soon if I get around to it.

  Sorry, no pre-orders accepted yet.

  LOL

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  Just more people that will hate him once they find out they got took

  Ain't that the truth.....

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  If you really are interested in reading lottery books, you want to read them all, no matter how bad they are.

  
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  Quote: Originally posted by rdgrnr on May 6, 2013

  The best lottery book is "How To Win The Lottery Like A Wild-Man Gone Insane!"

  I may start work on it very soon if I get around to it.

  Sorry, no pre-orders accepted yet.

  I'll buy a copy if I can't hack the e-book!