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angelm — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 02:33:34 GMT

Lets Play ,Post, and Win

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LuvToWin616 — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 02:31:34 GMT

I agree 100% delores 247

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delores247 — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 02:24:37 GMT

Hi everyone,I think this post is the best,a great way for me to get away without traveling,There are some amazing minds on this post and the members and viewing is what makes this post exciting,Posting our numbers is a good thing,it give a person a chance to exchange or share information so i feel that no one should feel guilty at lottery post because that is the name of the game so i think everyone should keep sharing info and ideas that is wonderful,remember folks(Information Is Power!) Goodl... [ More ]

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Shakey Dee — Thu, 08 Sep 2005 02:05:55 GMT

I, for one, will never feel guilty for posting my thoughts/input on the post. I enjoy seeing/hearing people saying when they have won one of the #'s I posted, and I'm ever so thankful to be in the company of the people on the post who appreciate my hard work in putting together the #'s I DO post. The members of the Lottery Post are a unique set of people, and I'm glad to be member #969! There are no more like us!Again, and as always, Good Luck

Reply #10

Badger — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 22:58:56 GMT

Hey EZ.....Stop feeling guilty. Playing lotto is a choice. People are responsible for their own choices, not the choices of others.

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misssally — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 15:18:30 GMT

I agree. We must play in moderation. One thing to note, it takes great courage to admit one has a problem. And Takeitez, don't feel that you are contributing to ones' gambling. We all make choices. You have provided a great service to many of us here, especially us in GA.

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Todd — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 15:13:54 GMT

Playing the lottery is entertainment, pure and simple. Spend only what you are prepared to lose, because except for a small percentage of people, you will in fact win less than you spend.We all want to be included in that small fraction (!) but prepare yourself not not being in it.If you play the lottery with those expectations, it will help you moderate your spending and enjoy playing a lot more!P.S. Don't stop posting predictions because you are afraid of someone playing them! You are not to... [ More ]

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Atomic Dog — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 15:06:38 GMT

Greetings!I saw this subject and the first thing that came to mind is the realization that what we are partaking in here is GAMBLING! Gambling odds tell you right off the bat that the deck is stacked against you already. Therefore, you should expect to lose one way or another and the majority of the time. With this is mind, it would be wise to say that since these odds are stacked against you, you MUST set a BANK ROLL that limits the amount of money spent on picks. My personal bank roll is

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nNothing — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 13:48:11 GMT

Will Cracking Down Pick 3so dont play 2 muchjust wait......

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undress — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 13:20:31 GMT

I agree Lottaloot, You have to use common sense. You can't play every number. I set a budget of x of amount of dollars a day to play no big deal. But your right ez. some people are hoping to win and throw the kitchen at it. But they are so affraid to lose they arent' going to win. This is suposed to be fun.

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lilnita — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 13:16:09 GMT

Takeitez, You were doing a great thing with your M.J's. You taught me how to play and and stay on top by playing moderately. I don't feel that you are contributing to one's downfalls. You helped me managed my funds better. Thanks.By the way, some people had become addicted to the game before joining the posts. I agree with the rest of the gang, with or without the posts a gambler will gamble.

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Winner2Be — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 12:44:49 GMT

My thoughts exactly lottaloot! We are ALL adults and if one has an addiction he/she needs to seek help because he/she wants to. With all due respect, one person not posting is NOT going to make a difference if one truly has an addiction. Even if no one posted numbers, which won't happen on a Lottery Forum site; a person who is addicted will STILL play the lottery and any other means to gamble.When it comes to ANY addictions, we must remember that first step in recovery start with one admitting... [ More ]

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sweetthang99 — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 12:18:19 GMT

Takeitez, you are correct. People should play moderately, I do. I have a certain amount that I will spend and when that amount is gone, whether that number comes out or not, I do not play. I do not play every day. ANd no matter how many post are out there and how many numbers are out there, some people cannot help themselves and whether they play from t his post or some other form, if they are addicted, then they need help. By not posting, is not going to stop anyone from gambling if they

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lottaloot — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 12:13:40 GMT

Takeitez, it doesn't matter whether you choose to post or not. The sad fact is if you have an addiction--you have an addiction. This is a lottery forum (and numbers will continue to be posted). Everyone that visits here has a choice to be here or not be here. If you have a problem with gambling, you know you shouldn't be here. It has to be up to the individual that has the problem to choose to stop seek help.No-one else. No-one else can make them stop...they have to want to stop.I hope th... [ More ]

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takeitez — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 11:56:46 GMT

Now and then we read on the site, sad but true, stories about people going broke playing the lotto. Even some of our members are forced to stop playing because they can not control their gambling urges. Myself and several others on this site have done well and win at this game. But some never win. It makes me hesitate to post numbers, thinking maybe I am contributing to their downfall. I don't want that to happen. I have said time after time to play only with a money management system. The foll... [ More ]