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Sounds as though you and your sister lover, whatever, have found a system for beating the scratchers. Scratch 'em first, then pay for them if you win. Sooooooo. Lessee. Your hmmm paramour, friend, whatever, is a thief. But the emphasis of your post focuses on her greed, because that particular behavior's the one that touched your life. Whereas the theft you and she jointly participated in resulted in a financial gain for each of you. Who was it? Shakespeare? Said there's no honor am
Jun 4, 2006, 8:19 am - Rip Snorter - Lottery Discussion Forum

easy Lotteries Vs. Bank robbing....
Guys, do you think that if there was a way to hit the lottery (any lotto game) very often, and it was common knowledge, that it would cut down on bank robbing, identity theft, scam, hacking, shoplifting, etc. Like if there was a way that you could hit pick3 (like a pick3 game with less combination) very often and it was obvious, that people will cut down on bad habits?If lotteries were easy, i think people will concentrate their energies into hitting the pick3. Think about it, for example who wo
Jun 2, 2006, 6:31 am - pumpi76 - Lottery Discussion Forum

trivia question James BondReply
I love James Bond movies!OK...here's the scoop...In Goldfinger...after 007 returns to London from Florida he meets with M who tells him if he (007) cannot carry out his assignment objectively then 008 can replace him. And when Mr. Bond is tied to the golden table and about to be cut in half by Goldfinger's new hi tech laser beam he informs Goldfinger that if he is killed and doesn't report in 008 will replace him. And of course it was Sean Bean who played 006 in Golden Eye. But wait! There'
Jan 12, 2006, 10:58 pm - Uncle Jim - Mystical Forum

Lottery winner hangs self 7 years after collecting winNews Story
Seven years ago, Gerald Muswagon was all smiles as his troubled life took a fairy-tale turn when he won a $10 million lottery jackpot.On Sunday, Mr. Muswagon hanged himself in his parent's garage.It was a shocking end for a man who appeared to have the world at his fingertips, yet clearly never could grasp the instant fame and fortune he was handed through his lucky $2 Super 7 ticket. People are very upset, and this is all very surprising, said his cousin, Mike Muswagon. But he had been very d
Oct 5, 2005, 9:31 am - Todd - Lottery News

Former Texas Lottery employee indicted in scamNews Story
Woman accused of taking money from those hoping to be ticket sellersA former employee of the Texas Lottery Commission has been indicted for allegedly defrauding retailers who applied to become Texas Lottery vendors.The indictment charges Taneil Gage with one count of theft by a public servant of more than $500 but less than $1,500. The offense is a state jail felony punishable by up to two years behind bars.The alleged scam in June and July 2003 preyed on retailers who didn't meet minimum credit
Jul 20, 2005, 11:33 am - Todd - Lottery News

N.C. Religious Leaders Stage Anti-Lottery RallyReply
Well, first let's consider why North Carolina politicians support a lottery for their state. Aside from the keep up with the Joneses mentality which seems to permeate state legislatures recently, we must also consider the additional revenue stream provided to any state by its lottery. We must consider it because, prior to 1964, when New Hampshire began the state lottery parade, all states were apparently flat broke. Thank God for the lottery, which temporarily fills the gaps and gives lawmaker
Apr 18, 2005, 11:46 am - jim695 - Lottery News

Software to translateReply
The bookmakers are, it will seem strange, very more honest than the government lotteries. An example: Irish Lottery: 6/421 number has a theoretical cycle of sostie of 7 draws if I play 1$ on a number in this lottery I am paid 6$ if I win (7$ would be the perfect quota). Think that in italia, 5/90, the state pays 11,23 times the amaunt, against a theoretical cycle of a number equal to 18!!! And then if I win I also have to pay the 3% of taxes. A theft!! That's why a lot of probabilities are h
May 27, 2004, 6:01 am - filos - Lottery Discussion Forum

N.C. lottery unlikely for this termNews Story
Dont bet on buying a lottery ticket in North Carolina anytime soon.Gov. Mike Easley, who has advocated a lottery since before he took office in 2001, continues to push for a lottery. But even the primary supporter of a North Carolina lottery in the state House said it would not happen this year.The 2004 short session of the General Assembly is supposed to tackle the states budget and non-controversial issues, House Co-Speakers Richard Morgan, R-Moore, and Jim Black, D-Mecklenburg, have said.Its
May 17, 2004, 7:33 am - Todd - Lottery News

Lottery ticket thieves beginning to strike across TennesseeNews Story
Lottery fever isn't just for paying customers.Thieves from Memphis to Knoxville are trying to cash in on the games, and store owners are taking matters into their own hands to counter them.Ali Haimed of Memphis learned the hard way that criminals have a new target after the lottery's Jan. 20 startup. When he opened his store Jan. 30, about $1,500 worth of tickets and the clear display case they were in were both gone. They took the whole box, Haimed said.Several lottery ticket thefts have been
Feb 16, 2004, 6:01 am - Todd - Lottery News

Lottery Dead Issue in Alabama LegislatureNews Story
Recent news accounts suggest the lottery will be back in the legislature this session due to discussion of budget shortfalls. Sen. Barron (D-Fyffe) said, I think we'll vote to let you vote on the lottery. Rep. John Rogers (D-Birmingham) indicated he would seek to introduce a constitutional amendment legalizing casinos and a lottery and Rep. Randy Hinshaw, (D- Meridianville) stated, We're in the position now where nothing is off the table. The Christian Coalition of Alabama distributes Candid
Jan 16, 2004, 5:15 pm - Todd - Lottery News