my dumb sister
- Thread starter Construct Carl
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Picture from bowling green a buddy sent me of people waiting in line to get a free powerball ticket at Kroger. Kroger is doing this all over Ky.
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Picture from bowling green a buddy sent me of people waiting in line to get a free powerball ticket at Kroger. Kroger is doing this all over Ky.
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Standing in that line for $2? :facepalm:
Picture from bowling green a buddy sent me of people waiting in line to get a free powerball ticket at Kroger. Kroger is doing this all over Ky.
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wow. wish my store would give me free tickets. id take like 20 of em. lol
Lottery ticket buyers have to suspend their belief in math to drop $2 on an infinitesimal chance to win the Powerball jackpot, but in Nevada, they also have to drive across the desert and wait in lines that can stretch for hours. In Hawaii and Alaska, they need to cross an ocean or mountains to reach a lottery kiosk.
As if the 1 in 292.2 million odds of winning weren't inconvenient enough, people who live in the six states that don't participate in Powerball must put in considerable extra effort to get a ticket.
With the giant jackpot on his mind, retiree William Burke drove 45 minutes Monday from his home in Henderson, Nevada, to buy tickets in Nipton, California. Then he waited three hours to spend $20 on 10 tickets at a store that is among the nation's busiest lottery retailers.
"I thought maybe I'd be part of history," said Burke, a Vietnam veteran who joined hundreds of people bundled in coats and scarfs before the doors opened at the Primm Valley Lotto Store off Interstate 15.
As if the 1 in 292.2 million odds of winning weren't inconvenient enough, people who live in the six states that don't participate in Powerball must put in considerable extra effort to get a ticket.
With the giant jackpot on his mind, retiree William Burke drove 45 minutes Monday from his home in Henderson, Nevada, to buy tickets in Nipton, California. Then he waited three hours to spend $20 on 10 tickets at a store that is among the nation's busiest lottery retailers.
"I thought maybe I'd be part of history," said Burke, a Vietnam veteran who joined hundreds of people bundled in coats and scarfs before the doors opened at the Primm Valley Lotto Store off Interstate 15.
Picture from bowling green a buddy sent me of people waiting in line to get a free powerball ticket at Kroger. Kroger is doing this all over Ky.
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I found Carl's sister
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No one said You had too!
No one said You had too!
My take on this 2$ line up is that they just got nothing....Nothing....Nothing....
My next question is focused mainly on hope....
Have you ever had nothing....Then became something?
No one said You had too!
My take on this 2$ line up is that they just got nothing....Nothing....Nothing....
My next question is focused mainly on hope....
Have you ever had nothing....Then became something?
my sister came in my room and threw all the powerballs at me cause I was laughin. then she took my keys and took my truck to gawd nos where. FUCK YOU LINDA
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