Yay, I won lotto!

ghce · Apr 8, 2023

Well $57.00 of it anyway.

I guess in 1947 I could have bought a really nice Omega for me and my wife and probably in 1957 got a nice Omega just for my self ( wife wasn't even born then, well that's my excuse)

2023 if I shop around I can probably find a Pint of Beer and a packet of crisps, not those cheap ones but a good brand!

Pastorbottle · Apr 9, 2023

Well, if you covered the ticket price, then that’ll count as a rare win

Jonathan40 · Apr 9, 2023

My wife still gets excited when the email arrives to inform her of a win.
Always just a few pounds or a free ticket. She’s going to grab top prize one day she informs me and I can have any watch and car I like. Enjoy spending the $57 I’m sure it will still put a smile on you face doing it. Spending free money has that effect.

DrmexicoII · Apr 9, 2023

I also get excited for the email. I love the suspense... Could it be the big one this time? And then you log in and find you've won a free entry for the next one. Again.

bonzodog · Apr 9, 2023

Well done,on the odd occasion I buy a ticket I’m lucky to get one number.

Yay, I won lotto!

ghce

Pastorbottle

Jonathan40

DrmexicoII

bonzodog

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