Lottery: Winning tickets sold in Georgia, New Jersey - Page 2

carrie721 · #16 03-08-2007, 02:08 AM

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Clearly. Evidently Homeboy was where he wanted to be.

sometimes irony hurts.

sparky · #17 03-08-2007, 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

sometimes irony hurts.

I love love love that you got that joke.

carrie721 · #18 03-08-2007, 03:12 AM

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I love love love that you got that joke.

strandinthewind · #19 03-08-2007, 06:05 AM

1. Imagine how much fukcing fun you could have blowing through the after tax 80 or so million dollars each of the winners will get.

2. Jason would be headed for Vegas and have the hookers in tow!

markolas · #20 03-08-2007, 08:10 AM

There's a Texas Lotto billboard with the jackpot amount that I drive past on my way to work everyday (it was up to 360 million or something the other day), and I've been thinking what I would do with that kind of money. I really don't know. I damn sure wouldn't give a dime of it to anybody else, and I'm not interested in cars or **** like that; I'd pay off the one I've got, and then I think maybe I'd buy a couple of modest houses (nothing too big) in different parts of the country (one for winter and one for summer). But that wouldn't really eat up that much money. A couple of million at the most. And I'd never work again, so maybe just living would eat that much up. But $360 million?

strandinthewind · #21 03-08-2007, 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by markolas

There's a Texas Lotto billboard with the jackpot amount that I drive past on my way to work everyday (it was up to 360 million or something the other day), and I've been thinking what I would do with that kind of money. I really don't know. I damn sure wouldn't give a dime of it to anybody else, and I'm not interested in cars or **** like that; I'd pay off the one I've got, and then I think maybe I'd buy a couple of modest houses (nothing too big) in different parts of the country (one for winter and one for summer). But that wouldn't really eat up that much money. A couple of million at the most. And I'd never work again, so maybe just living would eat that much up. But $360 million?

If you win that, I will marry you and show you how to live

amber · #22 03-08-2007, 12:37 PM

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I damn sure wouldn't give a dime of it to anybody else,

Really? I would totally give a bunch to my friends, and also pay their salaries so they could go on fabulous vacations with me. Like, "Take June off, here's $15,000, and lets go to a private island resort in the Caribbean!!!". That is what I would look forward to the most, travel with friends. I'd go by myself, too. I mean, you could do anything you want. Parasail off hills in peru, bike through spain, stay in a tree house and go for helicopter ride in Hawaii...learn to surf in Australia, paddle in the most beautiful places in Thailand....I just can't believe that with so many fun things to do in the world that you wouldn't know what to do with all the money.

It's hard to believe also that there is no cause or charity that you would want to contribute to.

I'd almost surely buy an island, and I would want to buy as much rainforest acreage as possible. I'd also like to throw my money around politically.
But best of all would be the fact that if you invested the bulk, you could be one of those families that is rich for generations and generations, and your money makes so much money that people don't really have to work.

markolas · #23 03-08-2007, 08:25 PM

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Really? I would totally give a bunch to my friends, and also pay their salaries so they could go on fabulous vacations with me. Like, "Take June off, here's $15,000, and lets go to a private island resort in the Caribbean!!!". That is what I would look forward to the most, travel with friends. I'd go by myself, too. I mean, you could do anything you want. Parasail off hills in peru, bike through spain, stay in a tree house and go for helicopter ride in Hawaii...learn to surf in Australia, paddle in the most beautiful places in Thailand....I just can't believe that with so many fun things to do in the world that you wouldn't know what to do with all the money.

It's hard to believe also that there is no cause or charity that you would want to contribute to.

I'd almost surely buy an island, and I would want to buy as much rainforest acreage as possible. I'd also like to throw my money around politically.
But best of all would be the fact that if you invested the bulk, you could be one of those families that is rich for generations and generations, and your money makes so much money that people don't really have to work.

I was thinking mainly of my relatives when I said I wouldn't give anyone a dime. I'm sure there are some worthwhile charities, but I'd have to really do some research first. And I don't plan on ever impregnating a woman, so being some sort of wealthy family patriarch isn't in the cards, I don't think.

I used to want to travel. When I was in high school, I wanted to backpack through Europe...I should've done it...I'm probably too old now. I think now I just want to kick back and paint or make pottery or weave rugs or grow vegetables or something.

sparky · #24 03-08-2007, 08:35 PM

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I think now I just want to kick back and paint or make pottery or weave rugs or grow vegetables or something.

It's time that you came out and admitted that you're really a lesbian, Mark.

markolas · #25 03-08-2007, 10:35 PM

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It's time that you came out and admitted that you're really a lesbian, Mark.

A lesbian who likes to suck on sexy sexy men's toes. Oh, wait, that's a different thread.

sparky · #26 03-08-2007, 10:45 PM

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A lesbian who likes to suck on sexy sexy men's toes. Oh, wait, that's a different thread.

OMG. A shrimper!

markolas · #27 03-08-2007, 10:55 PM

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OMG. A shrimper!

Is that what it's called?

amber · #28 03-08-2007, 11:36 PM

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I was thinking mainly of my relatives when I said I wouldn't give anyone a dime. I'm sure there are some worthwhile charities, but I'd have to really do some research first. And I don't plan on ever impregnating a woman, so being some sort of wealthy family patriarch isn't in the cards, I don't think.

I used to want to travel. When I was in high school, I wanted to backpack through Europe...I should've done it...I'm probably too old now. I think now I just want to kick back and paint or make pottery or weave rugs or grow vegetables or something.

No, you aren't too old to travel now, you just need money so you can travel in ease and luxury. Imagine weaving rugs in Bali....

"Backpacking" broke ass through anywhere is probably overrated. I dont' mind the backpacking, but staying in hostels? No, you have to rent a beachfront private property for two months and make pottery there. Hire some local hotties to, uh, clean up for you?
Omigod, imagine the food you could eat anytime you wanted if you won lotto. And I would have a deep tissue massage every day. After my workout with my personal trainer.

I thought of something else, I would totally buy TV airtime to show all the Stevie I wanted. Or at least a half hours worth.
Okay, I should stop. I'm working myself into a state.

GardenStateGirlie · #29 03-08-2007, 11:51 PM

this is me not caring. cause i'm not the person from new jersey who won

amber · #30 03-08-2007, 11:59 PM

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this is me not caring. cause i'm not the person from new jersey who won

psshhht. Where's your carefully and long thought out list of things you would do with the moh-nay that I know you have right on the tip of your fingers? Hmm?

I actually thought of you when I heard someone from Jersey won, but when they named the town, it didn't seem like where you lived.