Never bought a lottery ticket before. Everybody was going on about the $340 million jackpot, so when I gassed up this evening I thought I'd give it a go. Stood in a long line. Put in $20. Won $30. YEEEE-HAW!
I won't forget my friends I had before I hit it rich.
:D
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
Congrats!!!!
I saved money. I didn't play at all. I'm just waiting for some really big money, you know, make it worth the effort to buy a ticket. :D
Bish
"I play live as playing dead is harder than it sounds!"
Alrighty! Coffee is on Ricochet :!: :D
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming -- "WOW--What a Ride!"
lmao ricochet...
I seriously thought you won the big jackpot. I read the first line or so, and then read the next post, and then the next...And then I finished reading your post, and I smacked my self.
Congrats on the 30 bucks :)
lmao ricochet...
I seriously thought you won the big jackpot. I read the first line or so, and then read the next post, and then the next...And then I finished reading your post, and I smacked my self.
Congrats on the 30 bucks :)
Now that is funny...
Bish
"I play live as playing dead is harder than it sounds!"
Lol, I've played the lottery twice in my life. The most recent time I played it I got 3/6 numbers right and a bonus number right...odds were something like 1 in 500...that won me $10. :P That being said...I've definetly gambled more than twice in my life :lol:
Guitarin' isn't a job, so don't make it one.
When I was 12 my grandpa bought me a scratch off ticket (my first time playing a lottery of any sort) and I won $25. I was pretty happy, and he seemed shocked that I actually won something since he plays all the time and never wins anything. I've bought regular lottery tickets a few times over the years, but don't think I've even matched a single number. I imagine my big haul at age 12 was my peak of my lottery playing career.
I won't forget my friends I had before I hit it rich.
:D
Brilliant stuff!
You do realise of course that with wealth comes social responsibility. So I hope that we will all soon be able to access many fine community projects that your fabulous riches have endowed. :D
I am also wealthy through the good grace of a lottery win. The first time I bought a ticket I won $100. I figured that if I quit while I was ahead I would be one of the very few people ever to make an overall profit from buying lottery tickets. So I never bought another one.
My new wealth duly endowed the Mundaring Home for the Musically Bewildered. So far I'm the only inmate, but I figure that keeping myself off the streets is a valuable community service....
Cheers, and enjoy the riches (watch out for Paris Hilton - she'll be after you now...)
Cheers Chris.
You should put that in the bank and try to live off the interest.
That, or buy a couple sets of strings.
One or the other.
Congratulations,
It will be interesting in the next few weeks to see how much this will change you :lol:
Well, I went and cashed in the tickets. Bought me a couple of those hot pickled "Tijuana Mama" sausages while I was at it. Got to do a little livin' high on the hog.
:D
I split the sausages with my music teacher.
"A cheerful heart is good medicine."
