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sewingsuz 04-19-2012 04:26 PM

Arizona - A man just won 5.7 millon
 
Wow, This was on a 25 cent wheel of fortune slot.

Jingle 04-19-2012 05:40 PM

WOW, good for him, I hope he gets some legal, accounting, investing, etc. help. He will have so many more relatives than he had the day before he won it.

ruthie 04-19-2012 08:57 PM

Me, Me, I'm his first cousin on his mothers side. What's his name????

momto5 04-20-2012 05:49 PM

I'll marry him if he's available...:)

Amythyst02 04-21-2012 04:04 AM

Sadly it was not my hubby :(

craftymatt2 04-21-2012 06:34 AM

And all i can think about, is how much fabric, thread, notions, machines (all Kinds) patterns i can buy, oooohhh, drape all that fabric around and touchy feely glorious fabrics, yarn, needles, pure heaven, then of coarse i would need a bigger place. lol and the list goes on

ptquilts 04-21-2012 08:16 AM

I am happy with what I have. I remember the waitress in Las Vegas who won $30+million slots jackpot and 6 weeks later she was left a quadriplegic in a car wreck that killed her sister. I would just as soon Lady Luck (good or bad) not know about me.

The older I get, the more bewildered I am by how much importance most people attach to having oodles of money.

nativetexan 04-21-2012 10:53 AM

oh rats. wish it had been me!!! how come i can't win anything? sigh.

bearisgray 04-23-2012 08:42 AM


Originally Posted by ptquilts (Post 5159290)
I am happy with what I have. I remember the waitress in Las Vegas who won $30+million slots jackpot and 6 weeks later she was left a quadriplegic in a car wreck that killed her sister. I would just as soon Lady Luck (good or bad) not know about me.

The older I get, the more bewildered I am by how much importance most people attach to having oodles of money.


Mr. Heile - asked us when we were in Junior High (around 1956 or so) if we though we were "rich" or "poor"

As compared to Bill Gates, most of were poor.

Then he went on to ask us:

How much food can you eat at one time?
How many beds can you sleep in at one time?
How many cars can you drive at one time?
How many pairs of shoes can you wear at one time?

He went on to tell us that money is a tool - that most of us can't eat, wear, drink, or drive actual cash or coins.

It's what we can do with money that matters - not the actual paper money or coins.

Liz92B 04-23-2012 09:44 AM

of course, once Uncle Sam takes his cut, the fella won't feel quite so rich ...


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