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The stupid tax.
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Started conversation Jul 30, 2005
Bleeding lottery numbers! How much closer can you get?
I picked 2 - 3 came out.
I picked 7 - 9 came out.
I picked 12 - 13 came out.
I picked 33 - 35 came out.
I picked 42 - 43 came out.
I picked 45 - I got that one.
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jul 30, 2005
At least you got one. I flunked out completely. My flatmate did win a tenner last week though, at a financially convenient moment (we were both very, very skint).
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jul 30, 2005
It's the fact that each ball was, at most, two numbers higher than the corresponding number on my ticket.
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jul 30, 2005
50% for the booze up, 50% for the recovery and rehab.
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Jul 30, 2005
I think 70-30 would be a fair split.
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Jul 30, 2005
I've not lost a penny on the national lottery since about three monhts after it started; since then I've won at least 52 quid a year, probably more like 104 since it went to twice a week.... and a failsafe method; I don't ever buy a ticket
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Baconlefeets Posted Jul 30, 2005
I've won about £75 on the bonus ball thingy-scheme. But I think I'd be better off if I put the money I spent each week aside instead
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moneybagsannie Posted Jul 31, 2005
Did anyone else wacth that programme on ITV last night, after the lottery?
Someone "at home" got lottery tickets instead of the lump sum the chump in the studio took. (although, I would have took the cash).
One of them was 5 numbers and the bonus ball.
She won lots of other prizes as well. The total estimated that she won was £177,000.
A system of numbers had been chosen by a professor - he did explain the system he chose dashed if I can recall the details not that I ever have £20,000 to spend on lottery tickets you understand
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Vestboy Posted Jul 31, 2005
I got a bit squeamish about buying lottery tickets after I heard that you were more likely to die in the period between buying the lottery ticket and the lottery being drawn than you were of winning the lottery.
I think it's safer not to buy the tickets!
Lots of people keep their numbers well separated but I find there are often connected number in the draw (like 7 and 8 or whatever).
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jul 31, 2005
Bear in mind that everyone's going to die, not everyone's going to win the lottery, and it stands to reason that some of us will go during that window. It'd be a nuisance if it turned out to be the winning ticket though!
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Vestboy Posted Jul 31, 2005
Yes, but if you buy a ticket you stand MORE chance of dying than winning! The waiting to find out which would kill me!
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- 7: 2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... (Jul 30, 2005)
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