[Grizzly]

<p>Last Friday I bought a ticket on a 35M lottery - not sure if it was 6/49 or Lotto Max, but I was feeling lucky.</p>
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<p>Today I went to verify the ticket and found that I was a big winner.  I felt dizzy with glee.  I won a whole 2 bucks.  I promise not to waste it away.</p>

 

[jcumming]

<p>I have about 20 winning tickets in my drawer...mostly a free ticket, a few $2, a couple of $10 ones and my big win of the past 2 years...$20.</p>
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<p>I better cash them or use them to buy new tickets before they get stale dated.  I have done that before. Buy a ticket and never check to see if it was a winner. Never was I so happy to have a losing ticket. </p>
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[willrun4chocolate]

<p>I found a bunch of car wash slips in my car, one of them hadn't been used yet.</p>
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<p>I have a shiny clean car and feel $12 richer.  It's kinda like buying a winning lottery ticket.</p>

 

[markalan]

<p>I won a big 2600 2 years ago, put a new fence in</p>

 

[Grizzly]

<p>I don't want the whole enchilada.  Actually I'd be happy with 100k...  is that too much to ask?<br><br>
Lotteries, a tax on people who can't do math.</p>

 

[Rainey]

<p>My inlaws won 5000 dollars, and the guy in front of me won 5000 in a scracher. </p>
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<p>Our running group has won 1500 over the last 4 years and we only spent 6000 to get it,, uuuh uum yeah</p>