Lottery Tickets

1BadCBR
03-06-2007, 10:20 PM
At my job today, 14 of us put in $20 each and purchased 280 lottery tickets. How many did you purchase?

ebbs15
03-06-2007, 10:24 PM
At my job today, 14 of us put in $20 each and purchased 280 lottery tickets. How many did you purchase? I purchased just a little under 0 is there a big pot or something?:idk:

NONE_too_SOFT
03-06-2007, 10:34 PM
biggest ever. period. will i beat out the other 14 billion tickets... no.

ebbs15
03-06-2007, 10:38 PM
biggest ever. period. will i beat out the other 14 billion tickets... no. what's it at? They don't have a lotto in AK

ne1469
03-06-2007, 10:39 PM
At my job today, 14 of us put in $20 each and purchased 280 lottery tickets. How many did you purchase? I bought $1 dollar:lol: wouldnt it be awesome if I was the sole winner.

1BadCBR
03-06-2007, 10:40 PM
I purchased just a little under 0 is there a big pot or something?:idk: not much, just 370 million!

1BadCBR
03-06-2007, 10:40 PM
I bought $1 dollar:lol: wouldnt it be awesome if I was the sole winner. :cursin:

ebbs15
03-06-2007, 10:43 PM
I bought $1 dollar:lol: wouldnt it be awesome if I was the sole winner. Yeah cause you could throw one hell of a TWF Meet and Greet!... you could RENT the damn Dragon... or hell BARBER for a week! :drool:

NONE_too_SOFT
03-06-2007, 10:52 PM
you could build a replica of the dragon in your back yard...

jalaan1
03-06-2007, 10:59 PM
you could build a replica of the dragon in your back yard... +1 to that :dthumb: i'm in for 10 bucks, good luck.

ebbs15
03-06-2007, 11:04 PM
I'll go in $50 with anyone who wins... I'll take just 10%... minus ofcourse the $50 I'd owe ya... sound good?:dthumb:

ne1469
03-06-2007, 11:05 PM
Yeah cause you could throw one hell of a TWF Meet and Greet!... you could RENT the damn Dragon... or hell BARBER for a week! :drool: Fo dayaamm sure, I'd rent Laguna though.

Captain Morgan
03-06-2007, 11:10 PM
Zero. What's the amount of the jackpot that I'm not going to win?

1hottbikechic
03-06-2007, 11:29 PM
I'm in for ten bucks!

NONE_too_SOFT
03-06-2007, 11:40 PM
too late babe, last ticket was sold 10:45 est... anybody wants to share their winnings i'm a very good proofreader, and i'll take care of all your posting needs so long as i get 4 squares a day, 3 new bikes, and warm weather.

1hottbikechic
03-06-2007, 11:43 PM
too late babe, last ticket was sold 10:45 est... anybody wants to share their winnings i'm a very good proofreader, and i'll take care of all your posting needs so long as i get 4 squares a day, 3 new bikes, and warm weather. I meant I spent 10 bucks tonight on my tickets :) My boys office had about 70 people go in and purchased about 400 tickets. Hopefully somebody wins it!! Freakin Mega Millions website is too busy from all the traffic lol wonder why!

NONE_too_SOFT
03-06-2007, 11:53 PM
jeez, why do people get all fussy about 370 mil? i couldnt even tell the dif between 50 mil and 400 mil, i'd have enough money to do everything i've ever wanted three times with 50.

ebbs15
03-06-2007, 11:56 PM
jeez, why do people get all fussy about 370 mil? i couldnt even tell the dif between 50 mil and 400 mil, i'd have enough money to do everything i've ever wanted three times with 50. same here... give me 1 million... I'll live happy for the rest of my life... I'd stay in the military... leave my 1 million in the bank for the next 15 years... and retire when I was 42

NONE_too_SOFT
03-06-2007, 11:58 PM
hell ya... or i'd retire right now w/ 1 million and live on 14285.71428 a year until i was 91...

ebbs15
03-07-2007, 12:04 AM
hell ya... or i'd retire right now w/ 1 million and live on 14285.71428 a year until i was 91... ehh I couldn't live on 14k.... not with that much time to spend it... ya know?

NONE_too_SOFT
03-07-2007, 12:12 AM
well it all depends on how much premium gas prices were at and how warm it was at my current location.

Gas Man
03-07-2007, 07:20 PM
I bought 5 tickets... easy picks, seperate tickets. I didn't win jack! Typicall I never win anything!

byron12
03-07-2007, 07:22 PM
somebody in dalton won it apprently yeah for them...:dthumb:

saverok
03-07-2007, 07:32 PM
If I won that I would buy me a 2 story double wide.......because that what people do when they got muny

byron12
03-07-2007, 07:50 PM
If I won that I would buy me a 2 story double wide.......because that what people do when they got muny I would buy one of these. http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a321/DomSports13/X-700copy.jpg and alot of this http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l197/CripGirl420/hemp___dank_weed_f_jpg.jpg and some of this http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e111/Alicia_Madole/new_years_coke.jpg and then i would go here.:lol: http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c332/BB_Gambles/bettyforddetoxclinic2.jpg

NONE_too_SOFT
03-07-2007, 07:54 PM
soooooo hows it feel to have wasted all your money on cheap thrill people? coulda taken up some of byrons habits and been better off:wink:

ebbs15
03-07-2007, 09:30 PM
soooooo hows it feel to have wasted all your money on cheap thrill people? coulda taken up some of byrons habits and been better off:wink: :iagree: :lol:

1BadCBR
03-07-2007, 09:39 PM
$20 down the drain.......oh well time to :cheers:

YZFR61ST
03-07-2007, 10:03 PM
soooooo hows it feel to have wasted all your money on cheap thrill people? coulda taken up some of byrons habits and been better off:wink: :willy: :here: :willy: :lol:

Captain Morgan
03-07-2007, 10:03 PM
Looks like I won just as much as the rest of you, but spent less. ;)

Gas Man
03-08-2007, 07:16 AM
Yeah no doubt guys.. I don't like the lotto cause I never win jack! But the wife likes to play so I get tickets every once and a while!

Rider
03-08-2007, 09:05 AM
I dont ever play. I give enough money away to people who dont deserve it as it is.

Gas Man
03-08-2007, 11:03 AM
I dont ever play. I give enough money away to people who dont deserve it as it is. Good call

Captain Morgan
03-08-2007, 12:02 PM
hell ya... or i'd retire right now w/ 1 million and live on 14285.71428 a year until i was 91... From that post, I take it that you are 21 years old. I'll tell you what I'll do for you. If you get 1 million, after taxes, give me 980,000 and keep 20,000 for yourself. Then I will personally give you 20,000 every single year until you die, even if you live to be 150 years old. Sound like a good deal to you? Sounds like a GREAT deal to me. Wanna know why? Because of the magic of compound interest. I'll take your 980,000 and put it into a moneymarket fund or a 1 year CD that's earning 5% interest. On $980,000, the interest for the year would be $49,000. You'll get $20,000 and I'll get $29,000 every year. If I simply leave my portion of the money in for 10 years, the 980,000 would grow to 1,364,759, and that's AFTER I've given you $20,000 every year. Or, I could give you the 20 grand, take out the 29 grand for myself and leave the 980 grand in there earning interest, never depleting if interest rates don't drop below 5% annually. Hell, even if interest rates drop back down to 2%, I can still give you 20 grand a year. Like I said, sounds like a GREAT deal to me. :D

NONE_too_SOFT
03-08-2007, 01:32 PM
From that post, I take it that you are 21 years old. I'll tell you what I'll do for you. If you get 1 million, after taxes, give me 980,000 and keep 20,000 for yourself. Then I will personally give you 20,000 every single year until you die, even if you live to be 150 years old. Sound like a good deal to you? Sounds like a GREAT deal to me. Wanna know why? Because of the magic of compound interest. I'll take your 980,000 and put it into a moneymarket fund or a 1 year CD that's earning 5% interest. On $980,000, the interest for the year would be $49,000. You'll get $20,000 and I'll get $29,000 every year. If I simply leave my portion of the money in for 10 years, the 980,000 would grow to 1,364,759, and that's AFTER I've given you $20,000 every year. Or, I could give you the 20 grand, take out the 29 grand for myself and leave the 980 grand in there earning interest, never depleting if interest rates don't drop below 5% annually. Hell, even if interest rates drop back down to 2%, I can still give you 20 grand a year. Like I said, sounds like a GREAT deal to me. :D Before i taught preschool i worked at a bank in the loans/investments area:wink: i was just doing quick math

Gas Man
03-08-2007, 01:42 PM
From that post, I take it that you are 21 years old. I'll tell you what I'll do for you. If you get 1 million, after taxes, give me 980,000 and keep 20,000 for yourself. Then I will personally give you 20,000 every single year until you die, even if you live to be 150 years old. Sound like a good deal to you? Sounds like a GREAT deal to me. Wanna know why? Because of the magic of compound interest. I'll take your 980,000 and put it into a moneymarket fund or a 1 year CD that's earning 5% interest. On $980,000, the interest for the year would be $49,000. You'll get $20,000 and I'll get $29,000 every year. If I simply leave my portion of the money in for 10 years, the 980,000 would grow to 1,364,759, and that's AFTER I've given you $20,000 every year. Or, I could give you the 20 grand, take out the 29 grand for myself and leave the 980 grand in there earning interest, never depleting if interest rates don't drop below 5% annually. Hell, even if interest rates drop back down to 2%, I can still give you 20 grand a year. Like I said, sounds like a GREAT deal to me. :D You BASTARD! Stop stealing from the ignorant! GD! J/K :lol:

GiXeRXtC
03-08-2007, 01:42 PM
I only bought 2 tickets... one for the woman and one for myself. I never usually buy tickets, but I have won once on a ticket I got from Christmas 3 years ago. I won $10,000 on a scratch off!!! So as much as I think the lottery is a crock of **** I hate buying tickets. (By the way the only reason I bought the 2 tickets was to shut my fiance up because she wouldn't stop bugging be about getting them.

Gas Man
03-08-2007, 01:52 PM
What did you spend the $10k on? Heck how much of it did you get after taxes?

Captain Morgan
03-08-2007, 02:12 PM
Yeah, I won $3,333 on a scratch off ticket MANY years ago. I was with my (now ex) girlfriend and a friend of hers. The deal was that we would all split any winnings. However, since I'm the one that was claiming it on taxes, we each split the 2133 (after 36% taxes) and I held onto the 36% until it was time to pay Uncle Sam. However, as it turned out, I was in a lower tax bracket that year so actually only ended up paying about 15% of it in taxes. The girl and I had long since split up so I got to keep the extra. The timing of the ticket could not have been better. The VA had JUST instituted a new addition to the GI Bill. If you paid in $600 before getting out of the military into the GI Bill, you'd get an additional $150/month toward school. I was going to be starting school in a few short months when I got out of the AF, so I took $600 in and made the full payment. That was the best investment I ever made (next to the initial $1200 I paid into the GI Bill). All told, I got paid over $35K off that $1800 investment. Granted, the vast majority of that money went toward the cost of school, but it's money that I didn't have to generate.

GiXeRXtC
03-08-2007, 02:50 PM
What did you spend the $10k on? Heck how much of it did you get after taxes? Actually I spent the money on a new bike... I got around $6700 after taxes.:dthumb:

GiXeRXtC
03-08-2007, 02:53 PM
Yeah, I won $3,333 on a scratch off ticket MANY years ago. I was with my (now ex) girlfriend and a friend of hers. The deal was that we would all split any winnings. However, since I'm the one that was claiming it on taxes, we each split the 2133 (after 36% taxes) and I held onto the 36% until it was time to pay Uncle Sam. However, as it turned out, I was in a lower tax bracket that year so actually only ended up paying about 15% of it in taxes. The girl and I had long since split up so I got to keep the extra. The timing of the ticket could not have been better. The VA had JUST instituted a new addition to the GI Bill. If you paid in $600 before getting out of the military into the GI Bill, you'd get an additional $150/month toward school. I was going to be starting school in a few short months when I got out of the AF, so I took $600 in and made the full payment. That was the best investment I ever made (next to the initial $1200 I paid into the GI Bill). All told, I got paid over $35K off that $1800 investment. Granted, the vast majority of that money went toward the cost of school, but it's money that I didn't have to generate. I'd never join the military... even though I've been a consultant for them:lol:, but that sounds like a good deal.

Gas Man
03-08-2007, 04:09 PM
That's awesome.... new bike for no cheddar from your pocket..or at least alot less.

GiXeRXtC
03-08-2007, 06:17 PM
Yeah it didn't cover the whole bike, but a really good chunk of it :dthumb: