Gamblers, Punters ??
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I would be prepared to wager [slight pun intended] that the average Somer Soft forum poster would be a non gambler.
The reason I say this is that most here probably have too many things to do with cash rather than wasting it. That's my thoughts anyway.
No, I don't gamble. In saying I don't gamble, I'm a grain grower. That's the biggest gamble I can think of. I can make or loose a hundred grand on one fall of rain. Also love shares, property, blah blah blah,......... Perhaps I don't need to gamble, get enough buzz doing what I do now.
Or, maybe I'm the biggest gambler around.
See ya's.
The reason I say this is that most here probably have too many things to do with cash rather than wasting it. That's my thoughts anyway.
No, I don't gamble. In saying I don't gamble, I'm a grain grower. That's the biggest gamble I can think of. I can make or loose a hundred grand on one fall of rain. Also love shares, property, blah blah blah,......... Perhaps I don't need to gamble, get enough buzz doing what I do now.
Or, maybe I'm the biggest gambler around.
See ya's.
For the past several years I have gone halves with an old neighbour and we buy a lotto entry. It costs me $3.60 per week which is the cost of a good coffee.
To be perfectly honest, I look at it as a donation to the Commonwealth coffers and I would happily stop, but she is 86 and enjoys the flutter. Also, because she has a head for numbers, if we did stop it, she would know if our numbers DID come up.
Another neighbour of ours stopped paying into a lotto syndicate when she left work after having children and her workmakes all won a substantial amount (maybe $10K from memory) so I am a bit wary of stopping.
When she is no longer interested or capable of putting our entry in I will happily stop because I have no idea what the numbers are. Having said all that, we have had enough small wins over the past three months to pay for my entries until June, so I am slightly ahead this year anyway.
Wylie.
To be perfectly honest, I look at it as a donation to the Commonwealth coffers and I would happily stop, but she is 86 and enjoys the flutter. Also, because she has a head for numbers, if we did stop it, she would know if our numbers DID come up.
Another neighbour of ours stopped paying into a lotto syndicate when she left work after having children and her workmakes all won a substantial amount (maybe $10K from memory) so I am a bit wary of stopping.
When she is no longer interested or capable of putting our entry in I will happily stop because I have no idea what the numbers are. Having said all that, we have had enough small wins over the past three months to pay for my entries until June, so I am slightly ahead this year anyway.
Wylie.
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