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Who bought a Mega Millions Ticket (Read 994 times)

philipfromga


    just curious...since I am going to win I wanted to see who isn't  Big grin


    #artbydmcbride

      My section at work bought a bunch.  Cool

       

      Runners run


      Feeling the growl again

        2 sold per citizen.  Unreal.  Did not buy one, but sure my FIL bought twenty and if he wins I'm sure he'll kick us a few million.  Big grin

        "If you want to be a bad a$s, then do what a bad a$s does.  There's your pep talk for today.  Go Run." -- Slo_Hand

         

        I am spaniel - Crusher of Treadmills

         

          I stopped for a cup of coffee in the thriving metropolis of Pioneer, CA on my way to Kirkwood for a ski day.  Figured what the hell and got a 5 buck quick pick.  First time I've plunked my hard earned money down on the lottery.  The hype drew me in.

           

          NBC Nightly News reported that 14 million tickets were being sold every hour.  And that the average American making under $13,000 annually spent $654 on lottery tickets each year.  9% of their income.

           

          Looks like I have to report to work on Monday.  No winner for me.

          xor


            Didn't win, didn't play.

             

            AM sleeping at a holiday inn express tonight.

             

            Slo


              I did

               

              I'm posting this from work on Saturday morning if that indicates anything.

              TeaOlive


              old woman w/hobby

                I did

                 

                I'm posting this from work on Saturday morning if that indicates anything.

                 

                Yup.  I wasted 5 bucks.   The Ga Lottery paid the college tuition for two and a half of our "kids".  

                Might as well help to pay the tuition for some one else's kid Wink

                 

                 

                MTA:  Won $10.00!

                steph  

                 

                 

                  I threw in two bucks with the group at work. I don't expect to win but on the off chance the group numbers hit, I'd hate to be the only person in the building thats not a millionaire.

                   

                  The pain that hurts the worse is the imagined pain. One of the most difficult arts of racing is learning to ignore the imagined pain and just live with the present pain (which is always bearable.) - Jeff

                   

                  2014 Goals:

                   

                  Stay healthy

                  Enjoy life

                   

                    bought two tickets, won three bucks.... not the easiest buck I ever made... but meh

                    Goals: To keep running regardless of what happens.

                      I threw in two bucks with the group at work. I don't expect to win but on the off chance the group numbers hit, I'd hate to be the only person in the building thats not a millionaire.

                       

                          Yea thats what I did figured I sure did not want to be the one have to come to work alone, besides gave everybody chance to talk about something

                      Turning back the clock one mile at a time


                      Treadmill Addict

                        Didn't win, didn't play.

                         

                        AM sleeping at a holiday inn express tonight.

                         

                         

                        My thoughts exactly. Smile

                        Sarah (37)

                        Mom to Abby (10) Jacob, (8) and Colton (5)

                        18 half marathons, 6 full marathons

                        Goals- run more, lose 20lbs.

                         

                        LedLincoln


                        not bad for mile 25

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                          A Saucy Wench

                            http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/46915119/ns/us_news-weird_news/ (Sorry, can't make link on my Kindle)

                             

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                            "When I got too tired to run anymore I just pretended I wasnt tired and kept running anyway" - dd, age 7

                            LedLincoln


                            not bad for mile 25

                              Thanks.

                                NBC Nightly News reported that 14 million tickets were being sold every hour.  And that the average American making under $13,000 annually spent $654 on lottery tickets each year.  9% of their income.

                                 

                                I didn't realize there was such a high tax rate on being stupid. 

                                 

                                That's sad.  I should organize a March Madness pool with $654 entry fees.  If 1,000,000 people enter I could give away $654,000,000 minus my small 1% handling fee.  Then at least you'd get 99 cents on the dollar.

                                 

                                The IRS looks the other way for office pools right?  The world is my office. 

                                 

                                 

                                 

                                 

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