Mega Millions - $325 Million!!!! (updated again)

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  • mfc2006
    mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,491
    Got my $5 worth at 7-eleven

    I promise if I win I will upgrade the 10C servers

    :lol:

    very kind of you!!! :D
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  • Phantom Pain
    Phantom Pain Posts: 9,876
    mfc2006 wrote:
    Got my $5 worth at 7-eleven

    I promise if I win I will upgrade the 10C servers

    :lol:

    very kind of you!!! :D

    Just trying to do my part

    ;):lol: :P
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  • CJMST3K
    CJMST3K Posts: 9,722
    Hmm... aside from cashing out, I wonder if you'd get a better return on your investment to take the all-at-once payment into stocks/bonds/etc or if you'd get a better return leaving it with them and getting annual payments. Sounds like the former to me.
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  • CJMST3K wrote:
    Hmm... aside from cashing out, I wonder if you'd get a better return on your investment to take the all-at-once payment into stocks/bonds/etc or if you'd get a better return leaving it with them and getting annual payments. Sounds like the former to me.

    I'd rather have the cash, because you never know what could happen.... but the annuity would be great as well... For $270 million, Imagine getting like an $8 million check every year for the next 26 years.
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  • All of you actually throw your money away by playing the lottery? I'm disappointed. I expected better of PJ fans. I spent most of my life in the "gamblingest" state: Year after year, Rhode Islanders consistently wasted a larger percentage of their income than the residents of any other state. Now that RI's unemployment rate is over 11%, I'm curious to know if folks have stopped disposing of their disposable income. All that money they pissed away could have gone into a savings account, CD, etc.

    Partially relevant: RI has FINALLY outlawed greyhound racing! Welcome to the 1980s.
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  • mookeywrench
    mookeywrench Posts: 6,096
    based on the present value of a dollar and depreciation you're always suppose to take the 50% up front option.

    We worked it all out in my finance class.
  • mfc2006
    mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,491
    All of you actually throw your money away by playing the lottery? I'm disappointed. I expected better of PJ fans.

    :roll: spare me, man. i spent one dollar & i can count how many tickets i've bought in my life on one hand.
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  • mfc2006 wrote:
    All of you actually throw your money away by playing the lottery? I'm disappointed. I expected better of PJ fans.

    :roll: spare me, man. i spent one dollar & i can count how many tickets i've bought in my life on one hand.

    Ah, then you are not the typical "All of you" I had pictured. You remind me of me: I had to consider myself a smoker in the early 'noughties because I enjoyed zero to two cigarettes per day.
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  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,250
    I could really use that cash right about now
  • Get_Right
    Get_Right Posts: 14,250
    All of you actually throw your money away by playing the lottery? I'm disappointed. I expected better of PJ fans. I spent most of my life in the "gamblingest" state: Year after year, Rhode Islanders consistently wasted a larger percentage of their income than the residents of any other state. Now that RI's unemployment rate is over 11%, I'm curious to know if folks have stopped disposing of their disposable income. All that money they pissed away could have gone into a savings account, CD, etc.

    Partially relevant: RI has FINALLY outlawed greyhound racing! Welcome to the 1980s.
    a couple of bucks, no big deal. its worth two dollars for a one in a billion chance, you never know
  • mca47
    mca47 Posts: 13,351
    All of you actually throw your money away by playing the lottery? I'm disappointed. I expected better of PJ fans. I spent most of my life in the "gamblingest" state: Year after year, Rhode Islanders consistently wasted a larger percentage of their income than the residents of any other state. Now that RI's unemployment rate is over 11%, I'm curious to know if folks have stopped disposing of their disposable income. All that money they pissed away could have gone into a savings account, CD, etc.

    Partially relevant: RI has FINALLY outlawed greyhound racing! Welcome to the 1980s.


    Yeah, because of small percentage of financially inept idiots ruined their lives means we should stop gambling all together...

    Brilliant!

    I suppose we should outlaw alcohol because there are drunks out there...

    I'm sorry, I have no sympathy for fuckin morons. If you hawk away your money to win big on the lotto then you are what is defined as what does not evolve. You are NOT the fittest, but the DUMBEST.

    I spend perhaps $2 total on the lotto each year (I'm now 28) so a total of $20 has been spent...usually on a $150 million+ sum.
    My god, just think of what could have been done with that money!!! :shock:

    Shit, I've probably made more money typing this response than I've lost in lotto in 10 years...


    Again, if you rely on the lotto or dogs for your success...you are exactly what is wrong with this economy...and I fully blame you (the stupid).
  • mfc2006
    mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,491
    mfc2006 wrote:
    All of you actually throw your money away by playing the lottery? I'm disappointed. I expected better of PJ fans.

    :roll: spare me, man. i spent one dollar & i can count how many tickets i've bought in my life on one hand.

    Ah, then you are not the typical "All of you" I had pictured. You remind me of me: I had to consider myself a smoker in the early 'noughties because I enjoyed zero to two cigarettes per day.


    um, no. we aren't alike.
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  • Hitch-Hiker
    Hitch-Hiker Posts: 2,873
    i don't need that much...just give me a couple million, maybe 5, and I can get my family and myself set for life :-) I'm not greedy 8-)
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  • Mega Millions shouldn't be up to 207 million, cause I should have won it on Tuesday (when it was what like 170 million?!)

    My numbers were 4-5-26-37-55 Megaball 25
    Winning nums were 4-5-26-37-56 Megaball 25
  • aNiMaL
    aNiMaL Posts: 7,117
    Mega Millions shouldn't be up to 207 million, cause I should have won it on Tuesday (when it was what like 170 million?!)

    My numbers were 4-5-26-37-55 Megaball 25
    Winning nums were 4-5-26-37-56 Megaball 25
    Next time you should actually buy a ticket. :P

    I got my tickets, folks!
  • iluvcats
    iluvcats Posts: 5,153
    I spent $2. I hope I win :)
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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    because of the excessive ammount,
    this week , i spent 10 bucks.

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  • pearljgirl2010
    pearljgirl2010 Shillington, PA/Tuckerton, NJ Posts: 3,428
    i don't need that much...just give me a couple million, maybe 5, and I can get my family and myself set for life :-) I'm not greedy 8-)

    Fuck that! I want a giant house where every room is a ball pit, and has 10 flatscreens in each one, and a crystal throne (with a cushion of course).

    LOL!! "where every room is a ball pit" love it :-)
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  • JOEJOEJOE
    JOEJOEJOE Posts: 10,856
    CJMST3K wrote:
    Hmm... aside from cashing out, I wonder if you'd get a better return on your investment to take the all-at-once payment into stocks/bonds/etc or if you'd get a better return leaving it with them and getting annual payments. Sounds like the former to me.

    I'd cash-out and diversify....put a lot of it into gold, and take physical delivery of the gold. In case things in this country were to collapse, gold would be very negotiable.
  • aNiMaL wrote:
    Mega Millions shouldn't be up to 207 million, cause I should have won it on Tuesday (when it was what like 170 million?!)

    My numbers were 4-5-26-37-55 Megaball 25
    Winning nums were 4-5-26-37-56 Megaball 25
    Next time you should actually buy a ticket. :P

    I got my tickets, folks!

    I did buy the ticket, and I did pick those numbers dude. I won $10,000. The fucked up part is if I would have picked 56 instead of 55 I would have won 170 million dollars. And now I get to be the asshole for complaining cause I "only" won $10,0000. Guess not a lot of people get the fact that I picked these numbers, I got them all except the last one, and I was only off by 1.