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- Florida USPS worker arrested after stealing and...
Reply #9I have a story very similar to this, but it didn't make the news. Probably because the original thief couldn't be identified. I am assuming they sold it or gave it to someone else to cash who stayed quiet for some odd reason. I dropped it in a blue postal box outside of the post office, so […]
- $167M Kentucky Powerball lottery winner arrested...
Reply #28he wins lottery doesnt know hoe to stay outa trouble give the money to someone who needs it not this dirtbaag[ 9,770 views ]
- North Carolina woman wins $100,000 on her first...
Reply #4If she had only waited and played for the big Mega Millions Jackpot with that purchase...That would have been astounding and she would be $25 richer too!Anyway, best wishes and congratulations on the win.[ 4,331 views ]
- Irishman who won £10 million in the lottery...
Reply #10JustMaybe,Thank You very much for your kind reply to my comments. I am exhilarated that you found them to be affirming of what you already know and/or suspect are fundamentally locked-in to the facts of our existences.I find your comments about the KY PB winner - We all do things […]
- Massachusetts Lottery launches online platform...
Reply #10I like it so far. I can play the big games from my desktop instead of going out. I'll probably still buy the physical tickets occasionally. I been experimenting with the e-games. I'm getting the hang of it. I did win $100 on Jackpot 6. That was surprising and exciting.[ 3,180 views ]
- Congress introduces bill to require facial...
Reply #36Speaking of spying on everyone, not many people know about the Microsoft GDID global device identifier which is in Windows and can't be shut off or spoofed.It literally tracks you all over the Internet and there is nothing you can do about it except maybe switch away from […]
- Canada couple who won $70 million Lotto Max...
Reply #11Nothing is owed to any God/Deity. God did not give any thing to any one. We know where the lottery prize money came from - the players, managed by Lotto Max of Canada. No god is involved in the equation of compelling million of people to loose their money in order to be a blessing to the […]
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