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Would you rather buy an Aston Martin or...

Gamble with it until im twice, thrice or super rich, or just fucking lose it. £100k does not get your far these days.. I guess you could have a good few years with it travelling and the sorts.

Heres a youngish lad who won £1m and the glorious daily mail managed to follow and catch some of his "antics", mine would probally be pretty similar, travel, eat, but obviously shit loads more drugs.



Ive no time for those couples in their forties and near retirement that keep winning the bastard lottery, "oh we wont go wild, sue will probably keep her job as a sales consultant and continue to stuff her pie hole with cake, only now with more expensive cake".. etc "probally keep the renault megane, weve no need for lavish spending".

DONT PLAY THE LOTTERY THEN, let us irresponsible people win in and do really stupid shit with it, waste it and give it all away.
 
mattnotrik said:
DONT PLAY THE LOTTERY THEN, let us irresponsible people win in and do really stupid shit with it, waste it and give it all away.
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Couldn't agree more. Same kind of thing when people who are already well off go on game shows (like Come Dine With Me, my daytime favourite). I mean, let someone who needs it get the chance to win some money you greedy fuck. I'm generally the queen of greed and don't agree with chavs getting money for being chavs but it does get a bit unfair.
 
Did I ever tell y'all I dreamt the lotter numbers on the second rollover week? Of course I dd. This is why I am me and not that fella in the tabloids who probably had much more fun along the way.... I do still believe myself to be up on the deal overrall, mind.

It's hard to not include any element of sarcasm in that but if you could imagine a state of uter non-sarcasm that would be the one intended.
 
Yeah think you said that the other day Sham. Gutted.

I've got a tale of disappointment for you. Not quite as bad (not bad for me at all) but in a similar vein. Back when we used to go down to Devon more regularly to see my grandparents, my grandfather would often buy everyone a scratch card each to do before dinner that night. Well when we got to the table one day, I saw that my mother had the one that I usually bought - so I asked her if we could swap, and she accepted. I then proceed to win on every game until I had reached £100 in total profit. So gutting for both my grandfather, who bought the cards, and my mother. Did I give them any money in compensation for their loss?



Did I fuck.
 
In similar vein, the last proper holiday I went on was in my early teens with my bestest pal and his decrepit mother (she had him very late in llfe and never bothered to keep up once her husbane left her). She won the jackpot on the bingo. She was so happy. She was still sat in the same seat trying her luck again the next morning of course.

This is why I am in no way gutted.

It was damnably spooky all the same 8o
 
Strange. Yesterday I was thinking of starting a thread "I'm a millionaire n I'm purchasing....
To see what people would come up with LOL.

I can't drive due to sight issues so I'd sell it n visit Australia, Hawaii n Canada. And maybe the States, definitely the states lol.

Shambles: Why did the person try their luck again if they'd won. Surely that 'd greedy. Let others have a chance I say.

Evey
 
Eveleivibe said:
Shambles: Why did the person try their luck again if they'd won. Surely that 'd greedy. Let others have a chance I say.
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That would be the point I was making, Evey. Why? Cos winning isn't the point it's the idea of winning that's the appeal. Once you've won you've nowhere else to go. How many teapots and teatowels and assorted seaside ephemera can you spend those few hundred vouchers on? A bit like having the notion of 'money doesn't buy happiness' condensed down and demonstrated to you over the course of 24h. Winning made her happy for just a moment, believing she might win kept her happy year in, year out because she never did other than that one time... but she might do.
 
Shambles said:
That would be the point I was making, Evey. Why? Cos winning isn't the point it's the idea of winning that's the appeal. Once you've won you've nowhere else to go. How many teapots and teatowels and assorted seaside ephemera can you spend those few hundred vouchers on? A bit like having the notion of 'money doesn't buy happiness' condensed down and demonstrated to you over the course of 24h. Winning made her happy for just a moment, believing she might win kept her happy year in, year out because she never did other than that one time... but she might do.
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Makes sense :)

Evey
 
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