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all states pick 3 forgotten fewReply
LUCK!! BAD LUCK IS WHAT HE BROUGHT ME BECAUSE I DIDN'T PLAY THE STUPID NUMBER TODAY AND HIS BIRTHDAY IS TOMORROW OH MAN I THINK I AM GOIN TO RETIRE NOW. THATS THREE MAJOR LOSSES FOR THE WEEK BECAUSE OF A LACK OF FOCUS LATELY.
Jan 29, 2005, 2:14 pm - LUCKYCHICK80 - Pick 3 Forum

Visiondude...Reply
jorli D and hypersoniq .....what up what up? whoop whoopi see both of you are still holding down the fort .....and while i was gone, did either of you manage to retire thanks to your states lottery? (lol). anyhoooo ....thanks for the ......stillflying V
Jan 28, 2005, 2:14 am - visiondude - Jackpot Games Forum

Idea for PAReply
Quote: Originally posted by LckyLary on January 26, 2005PA should get rid of MATCH 6 because 2/3 of it is forced quick pick and the jackpots are pathetic. LuckyForLife is ok just increase it to 1000/week and as weekly checks, not yearly. Or how about 1000/week tax-free because otherwise it's really around 600 - not enough to retire on.ONE REALLY ANNOYING THING on PA slips, you can't void off a botched play, you have to redo the whole thing! It's great when you can play 1 and then save the slip
Jan 27, 2005, 10:29 am - Todd - Jackpot Games Forum

Idea for PAReply
PA should get rid of MATCH 6 because 2/3 of it is forced quick pick and the jackpots are pathetic. LuckyForLife is ok just increase it to 1000/week and as weekly checks, not yearly. Or how about 1000/week tax-free because otherwise it's really around 600 - not enough to retire on.ONE REALLY ANNOYING THING on PA slips, you can't void off a botched play, you have to redo the whole thing! It's great when you can play 1 and then save the slip to use again for board 2 etc.
Jan 26, 2005, 10:36 pm - LckyLary - Jackpot Games Forum

Loyal Staff Stays on the Job after Lottery Jackpot WinReply
A million dollars is not enough to retire on pretax or posttax. It would come closer if you owned your own house and already had money saved up for retirement ( and were close to retirement). For those of us whom don't own a house and are a very long ways from retirement its not even close to the amount needed to quit.
Jan 24, 2005, 2:57 pm - dvdiva - Lottery News

MI Eve 6-shooter for 1/2 - 1/9Reply
Are you ready to retire yet?Very well done Rick, very well done. Love to see a master at work.Many winners to you.D_A
Jan 3, 2005, 7:51 pm - Dead_Aim - Pick 3 Forum

reggie white 1961-2004Reply
Sandy K,When he gets enshrined in Canton next year (I believe that's his first eligible year) it will be pretty emotional. It's too bad that he didn't live long enough to participate in it. Also, I think the Packers were waiting to retire #92 along with #4 when Brett retires. That will be another emotional dvent. ANd Sheboygan is a nice place. Been there many times. Not big, but really cozy .
Dec 27, 2004, 7:33 am - Badger - Lottery Discussion Forum

Oregon man claims record jackpot after finishing hunting tripReply
OR has an online game (somewhat like the new PA game everybody hates) with a lifetime top prize. However often the prize is paid (52k year? 13k every quarter?) the checks, after state and federal withholdings, probably aren't enough to retire on.
Dec 3, 2004, 3:31 pm - CASH Only - Lottery News

florida/late night illinoisReply
WTG Paperchase! I liked that for late Ill. Got fooled!!!!! Like the 445/446/449.Keep up the good work so some of us can retire!!!!! LOL Good Luck!
Nov 10, 2004, 8:52 pm - Shakey Dee - Pick 3 Forum

'Lose for Life' prizesReply
Quote: Originally posted by CASH Only on October 12, 2004Some believe $3000 a month is not enough to retire on.It isn't. At least it won't be soon. The cost of living keeps going up, up, up. And a mere $36,000 a year won't cut it. Now if a game brought me into the upper class for the rest of my life, I'd gladly take it.
Oct 12, 2004, 5:17 pm - JimmySand9 - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum