[XIMHOTEP-X]

Can you believe it?

This guy wins $181 million in the lottery on Wednesday, and then finds the love of his life just 2 days later!


Talk about LUCK!!!

http://classicfun.ws/one-lucky-guy-w...ife/2009/03/31

[Triiooman]

I'm calling the story a 12 on the bullshyt meter of 10. No names, state, ages, date of win and the guy's expression is like a fat kindergarten pencil was just shoved up his exit hole. Sorry.

Now a couple of years back the Powerball was $200 million ($105m cash payout / $63m after Uncle Sugar). It was my Dad's birthday who in his day liked playing the Powerball (and maybe a couple of scratch tickets on his birthday). So I brought $5 of the computer picks in his honor. However, had the guy at the quickie mart suggested I play "my" numbers I would have. (Yeah, I'm blaming the guy behind the counter at the quickie mart for not suggesting I play "my" numbers along with the computer picks.) Anyway that night "my" numbers were drawn (my Dad's birth year -dropping the "19" part - for the Powerball number, then for the other 5 numbers my birth month and date, a friend's birth month and date, and then the sum of the birth month and date of another friend. The next morning when I looked to see what the winning numbers were I stared at the computer screen for an hour kinda sick to my stomach. No joke.

[satthackacibe]

He looks like the guy on the news the other night. As for the love of his life, I hope he got a receipt in case he needs to return her.

[Seeseeskeva]

Can you believe it?

This guy wins $181 million in the lottery on Wednesday, and then finds the love of his life just 2 days later!


Talk about LUCK!!!

http://classicfun.ws/one-lucky-guy-w...ife/2009/03/31

Well, he doesn't look very healthy. But...if there's any truth to the 'looking at breasts is healthy' thread, a little hands-on treatment with that well endowed gal, he's doing his health right!

Give the guy a year. I bet in one year, he hopefully will still have most of his winnings, and perhaps will be a lot healthier as well.

[RonPeeredob]

I'm calling the story a 12 on the bullshyt meter of 10. No names, state, ages, date of win and the guy's expression is like a fat kindergarten pencil was just shoved up his exit hole. Sorry.

Now a couple of years back the Powerball was $200 million ($105m cash payout / $63m after Uncle Sugar). It was my Dad's birthday who in his day liked playing the Powerball (and maybe a couple of scratch tickets on his birthday). So I brought $5 of the computer picks in his honor. However, had the guy at the quickie mart suggested I play "my" numbers I would have. (Yeah, I'm blaming the guy behind the counter at the quickie mart for not suggesting I play "my" numbers along with the computer picks.) Anyway that night "my" numbers were drawn (my Dad's birth year -dropping the "19" part - for the Powerball number, then for the other 5 numbers my birth month and date, a friend's birth month and date, and then the sum of the birth month and date of another friend. The next morning when I looked to see what the winning numbers were I stared at the computer screen for an hour kinda sick to my stomach. No joke.

That's awful! That's why never play numbers, would hate to forget one time and then have that happen.