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I love ny in October $$Reply
Just saw this, wow, another Lottery Director with a 'slip of the tongue' ... Earlier this month, Densborn proudly showed 13 Investigates around the new headquarters. Wednesday, she looked much more serious as she answered questions about a workout gym that is being shut down and other costly purchases she made for the lottery's new offices. Would you say this was an error in judgment? she was asked. Well, sure. I think I would. We're here today to say we're gonna fix, said Dens
Oct 13, 2011, 12:21 am - mkn2929 - Pick 3 Forum

winner keeping low profileReply
Well, you have a few options: 1) Quit work right after winning and deal with your ex-coworkers and their suspicions that you won the lottery. 2) Keep working for a few months and then quit, keeping down the suspicion. 3) Keep working but slack off a bit to where it's not completely noticeable to any coworkers but IS noticeable to your boss. If you get fired you don't have to worry about explaining why you left. 4) Move to another city. Either right after you win or a bit longer (a fe
Jul 22, 2011, 11:01 am - ttech10 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Can prayer affect the outcome of a lotteryReply
truecritic, don't bother wasting your time (and the boards time) trying to sell yourself as a guy that picks the middle road, the purveyor of all things ethical in here. that's a well documented joke. you are one of the people that tends to think your the situational police when the discussion becomes something you don't like, or don't agree with..........THEN truecritic crawls out into the open to squelch the noise, or a feeble attempt thereof. just who do you think you really are, so
Jun 3, 2011, 1:14 am - visiondude - Lottery Discussion Forum

$2M Michigan lottery winner defends use of food stampsReply
No, thats extreme, they are not evil, in fact some are very nice people, just mis-guided and greedy, self serving, and they are not entirely to blame, the system has helped to put the notions in their heads. I have a problem with the fraud, I don't have a problem with someone who has been hit hard and needs a little help, I am following 3 cases where the Department of human resources has fired 3 employees for mis-use of stamps, by putting friends and family on the plan. Polititions are mos
May 22, 2011, 10:40 pm - sully16 - Lottery News

New York: 3/1 - 3/31/2011Reply
sorry for dragging this out but we need to even the playing field 300- 3 im number 3 here is a sample of a past post oct 6 2010. thats what you get for jumping the gun aanewyork you are a piece of work..........you can tell everyone and pass on my words..but thats what you get for being fast to claim brag and boast... without getting the check downs i use.... fool.... we spoke on the phone not made love.......why would i give it all at once. ive been feeding it to you slowly for a month ca
Mar 15, 2011, 8:53 am - headcrack - Pick 3 Forum

I bought an entire book of $20 GA tickets - $3,000,000 Taxes PaidReply
You got that one right! I went to claim the $130 of my winnings tonight at a QuickTrip. I was going to get some more there, but my gut really strongly objected to the idea for some reason. I turned in $90 worth, meaning to turn in $100 worth (they will only pay out up to $100 cash, After that it is a money order, which I did not feel like dealing with). Against my better judgement, I asked if I could turn in the remaining $40 ticket for more scratch offs. The clerk said no, and went into this lo
Feb 2, 2011, 2:58 am - CarHauler - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum

6 lotto winners who lost it allNews Story
The story of the 26-year-old garbage man who frittered away $15 million in lottery winnings and other tales of luck gone terribly wrong Want to know how to fritter away a multi-million lottery fortune? Ask Michael Carroll: The unemployed 26-year-old Brit has blown a 9.7 million jackpot he won in 2002 (approximately $15 million at the time) and is currently hoping to get his old job back as a garbageman. At first, Carroll lavished gifts on friends and family, but soon started spending on le
Jun 9, 2010, 6:19 am - Todd - Lottery News

Pennsylvania store manager accused in lottery theftsNews Story
The ex-store manager of a Bangor, Pennsylvania, area gas station pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that she stole instant lottery tickets that cost the station a little more than $74,000 over three years. While Tolino Fuel Service officials said Michelle Ann Zucal, 39, of Bangor had admitted to stealing lottery tickets, defense attorney Gregory Paglianite tried to raise questions as to how they know Zucal was responsible for the store's entire loss. During sometimes heated exchanges wit
Apr 6, 2010, 7:56 am - Todd - Lottery News

Scratch-off lottery tickets arrive in ArkansasReply
Arkanasas U were a great state?? please honer Jimmy Carter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! we realize JIMMY is OLD NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! but, respect JODY POWELL (died @ 65 today)! LET's not get any OLD democrat'ssssssssss......(died or FIRED)!!!! but, JODY POWELL died TODAY BUT who care's about psykomo.... JODY POWELL died of (asprin over dose) TODAY! (JIMMY CARTER WILL KICK ASSET'ssssssssssssAND get 2-D BOTTOM of this death of JODY ASSET'ssssssssssss) JIMMY B
Sep 15, 2009, 2:22 am - psykomo - Lottery News

€126M Euro Millions lottery ticket was purchased onlineNews Story
Euro Million's biggest lottery winner didn't know she had won 126 million (US$170 million) because she was in bed with flu. The lucky but ill woman was the only jackpot winner of Friday's Euro Millions drawing. She failed to realize her numbers had come up until she dragged herself to work on Monday to save herself from being fired in recession-hit Spain. The unnamed 25-year-old, from Majorca, said, I still had flu on Monday but with the crisis we are going through, I decided I had to g
May 14, 2009, 7:20 am - Todd - Lottery News