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1-4-2000
she Started conversation Apr 1, 2000
i don't believe it! i've won! when they drew the first four numbers in a row and i had them all, i was surprised. when i didn't have the next one, i was less suprised, although four lottery numbers is an all-time high score for me. when the last number was also mine, i started jumping up and down. i can't believe it - FIVE numbers. that's worth something, right?
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Zed Posted Apr 1, 2000
Wow! Serious congrats to you! I'm sure that's worth more than a fiver! 
H&K
Z
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SPB-Matic 2000 Posted Apr 1, 2000
Well, with in excess of 100,000 researchers to split it between it'd better be
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she Posted Apr 2, 2000
split between 100,000 researchers i don't think it would go very far. tell you what, i'll buy you all a pint.
hope you don't mind sharing! 
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Zed Posted Apr 7, 2000
Yaaay!
OK, who gets to be the one who goes to the bar and says
'A pint as big as the biggest pint ever, please. And 100,000 straws. Oh, and 75,000 packets of crisps, ta'
H&K
Z
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she Posted Apr 9, 2000
hang on...you can buy your own crisps! i might stretch to a packet of peanuts...
how many peanuts do you get in a packet?
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Cakewalker Posted Apr 9, 2000
*busy writing to PK requesting introduction of 1,000,000 capacity packs of peanuts*
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she Posted Apr 11, 2000
that's more than one peanut each! no need for such extravagance i'm sure.
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she Posted Apr 13, 2000
the former i think. i could probably afford a dog, but not a royal one i suspect!
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Cakewalker Posted Apr 14, 2000
Wouldn't that depend on it's specification? You may be able to afford a dog with central locking if you forgo the status symbol of having a royal dog
I've just sneezed and hurt my elbow (thought I'd include that for luck...)
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she Posted Apr 14, 2000
is that lucky>
now i can understand the 'cake' part of your name, and i can also understand the 'walker' part, but how do they relate? i have visions of someone pulling a slice of cake along on a lead. good for exercising the corgis i guess.
corgis with central locking? would they also have ABS?
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Cakewalker Posted Apr 15, 2000
*lol* And when did you ever see a dog *without* a leather seat? Though I'd like some to be fitted with less noxious exhausts...
'Cakewalker' is a name of many meanings. I'll try the 'walking with cake' one - it should keep me fit, running away from all those dogs
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