Unutterably Silly So what are you doing RIGHT NOW?

[kennyc]

I just go for the quick-pick (e.g. random)...

[Crusader]

Busy doing the final corrections to a layout I have to finish this weekend. When I'm done with that it's finally bookshelf organizing time!

[Mortis]

I remember someone telling me, they could be wrong too, that picking the same numbers every time makes the odds better, marginally I assume. I haven't bought any kind of lotto ticket in 20 years. I won a small prize and decided I'd quite while I was ahead, not to mention lotto is illegal here, but we have to only Casino in SEA, go figure.

[desertblues]

Originally Posted by kennyc

Dang you. I was trying to ignore that task today!
Now you went and reminded me!

Can't garden today;it rains.

[desertblues]

Originally Posted by wyndslash

lol

i am a constant worrier. when my mind clamps on something, it just won't let go. i can't stop thinking about it all day and i keep talking about it :| it's not pretty. wish i could be as carefree as my groupmates. i wanna kill them.

Start meditating; good for the spirit.
It's been years since I wanted to do that myself; somehow I never find the time.

[kennyc]

Originally Posted by desertblues

Can't garden today;it rains.

I'm gonna go with that. I have a good imagination.

After all it's raining somewhere as they say.

[kennyc]

Originally Posted by desertblues

Start meditating; good for the spirit.
...

I let it slip for many years but am getting back to daily sitting....much better for it.

[pdurrant]

Originally Posted by Mortis

I remember someone telling me, they could be wrong too, that picking the same numbers every time makes the odds better, marginally I assume.

Nope. The odds are the same whether you pick the same or different numbers every time.

You can affect your odds of having a big win. Don't pick popular combinations. That way, if you win the jackpot, you will have to share it with fewer people.

One time in the UK lottery, with the top prize in the £16 million pound range, it was won by 133 people, so instead of winning millions, they each got about £120,000.

[Mortis]

I'll share, I'm not to greedy!

[desertblues]

Originally Posted by pdurrant

Nope. The odds are the same whether you pick the same or different numbers every time.

You can affect your odds of having a big win. Don't pick popular combinations. That way, if you win the jackpot, you will have to share it with fewer people.

One time in the UK lottery, with the top prize in the £16 million pound range, it was won by 133 people, so instead of winning millions, they each got about £120,000.

I would take that.

[FlorenceArt]

Finished with my accounting. Now I need to copy it from the spreadsheet to the big red book (by hand - my favorite part ) and prepare the tax return. I'm supposed to send it to the certification agency next week, but I'll probably be a few days late. And then I'll have to do the accounting and tax return for my other business. Sigh...

[desertblues]

Originally Posted by FlorenceArt

Finished with my accounting. Now I need to copy it from the spreadsheet to the big red book (by hand - my favorite part ) and prepare the tax return. I'm supposed to send it to the certification agency next week, but I'll probably be a few days late. And then I'll have to do the accounting and tax return for my other business. Sigh...

We'll have to do it next week: digital with a digi-ID; for our student-daughter as well.
But..........at the end of the rainbow.....tax-refund.

[FlorenceArt]

Originally Posted by desertblues

We'll have to do it next week: digital with a digi-ID; for our student-daughter as well.
But..........at the end of the rainbow.....tax-refund.

Not for me

[kennyc]

Already did mine, got the refund, spent it. Xoom Xoom.

[desertblues]

Originally Posted by FlorenceArt

Not for me

Sorry....