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108.1 | | KAOM25::RUSHTON | Render the day oblivious | Thu Sep 08 1988 12:34 | 3 |
| >>Does anyone know the winning number for Sept. 3rd.?
Yes......42!
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108.2 | Silly Pat.... | KAOM25::RICHARDSON | He who laughs best | Thu Sep 08 1988 14:30 | 2 |
| No, no, no. 42 is the answer to the question "What is the meaning
of the universe and everything else"
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108.3 | What does '42' mean, then? | KAOM25::RUSHTON | Render the day oblivious | Thu Sep 08 1988 15:10 | 4 |
| >>No, no, no. 42 is the answer to the question "What is the meaning
>>of the universe and everything else"
I bet .0 checked his ticket, just to make sure though.
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108.4 | I bought it on wimm | WFOV11::KOEHLER | Almost time to build another Igloo | Thu Sep 08 1988 15:42 | 9 |
| re.3
No I didn't check my ticket, I don't use the number 42. Before I
left Canada last Sunday I looked in the newspaper and could not
find any reference to the Lotto. What, don't they publish the numbers?
Is that why none of you can give the winning number?
Jim...who comes from a town that has more million dollar winners
than anywhere else in Mass.
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108.5 | re -1: Don't let your spagetti boil over... | KAOM25::RICHARDSON | He who laughs best | Thu Sep 08 1988 15:56 | 3 |
| Maybe the bonus number was '42'. i'd check my ticket if I were
you. Maybe you've become the next million dollar winner in your
town!!!
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108.6 | poor sucker! | TROA01::DZIALOWSKI | | Thu Sep 08 1988 22:56 | 4 |
| I am sorry to have to let you know that you have been the victim
of a well known scam. Loto 6/49 does not exist. By now the crook
who sold you the ticket is enjoying a good time on your money somewhere
warm, sunny and tax-free.
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108.7 | Glad I only visit for five weeks a year. | WFOV12::KOEHLER | Almost time to build another Igloo | Fri Sep 09 1988 08:02 | 16 |
| I'm sure the crook got a long way on my dollar. (excuse me, $.80
U.S.) Up there in the North you really don't get much for a dollar.
A ride on the Metro, or a candy bar and a few assorted other things,
but that's about all. At least I can still buy a gallon of gas for
less than a buck, heck, I can buy a beer for less than a buck too.
I have noticed that your gov. has taxed just about everything, heavily.
All I asked was if anyone knew the six numbers that were drawn
for the Sept. 3rd. 6/49 drawing.
Jim
p.s. I bought some type of scratch ticket for $2 and won $8 in return,
so I guess I'm ahead. I hope the person that did get my dollar is
having a good time.
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108.8 | But don't forget... | KAOM25::RICHARDSON | He who laughs best | Fri Sep 09 1988 09:21 | 9 |
| Everything is heavily taxed up here, except............
LOTTERY WINNINGS!!!!!
We have are priorities straight up here. I love paying $2.50 for
a gallon of gasoline because I KNOW I can keep all my lottery
winnings!! So you see, there's obviously more to live for up here.
Glenn 8')
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108.9 | It's called 'social democracy'. | KAOM25::RUSHTON | Render the day oblivious | Fri Sep 09 1988 10:18 | 23 |
| >>We have are priorities straight up here.
Ya, I think we do. A country as large as Canada with it's
small tax base, i.e. small population has no alternative but to
derive revenue through taxation in order to provide essential
social services for it's citizens, but not at the expense of driving
away foreign investment. Canada has been called a welfare state
because of it's myriad of social programs that, when compared with
the US of A, appear very generous - taxes are correspondingly higher
in order to maintain the programs. Additionally, the federal
government taxes the 'richer' provinces to provide equalization
payments to the 'poorer' provinces, hopefully then all Canadians
will receive the same mediocre services without overburdening
the tax payers.
Frankly, I'd rather pay higher taxes to ensure that all
our citizens can enjoy a better standard of living, and avoid
the vast disparities that are obvious in 'non-welfare' states.
Sorry about the departure from my usual superciliousness,
but I just tanked-up on a large dose of caffeine.
Pat
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108.10 | I'm from the "tax" state.... | WFOV12::KOEHLER | Almost time to build another Igloo | Fri Sep 09 1988 11:18 | 13 |
| All points well taken. I do agree with all of you on the fact that
your country takes care of it's citizens, in many ways much better
than we do. Here you don't have to be a citizen to recieve benefits,
just get off the boat/plane, come to Mass., and get in line....
In the circles of people and friends that I visit in Canada, there
are many retired people and they seem to be doing very well for
themselves. Many do travel to Fla. for the winter too.
Your priorities seem to be right in line.
Jim
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108.11 | Back on topic! | KAOM25::RICHARDSON | He who laughs best | Fri Sep 09 1988 12:15 | 7 |
| The September 3rd Lotto 6/49 winning numbers are.......................
Six number between 1 and 49 and a Bonus number which is often '42'.
I understand they are still looking for the lucky winner who is
rumored to reside in Massachusetts.
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108.12 | ALL MINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!HA,HA,HA, | WFOV12::KOEHLER | Almost time to build another Igloo | Fri Sep 09 1988 13:34 | 7 |
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re.11
NOPE I moved to Canada!!!!!!!!
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108.13 | Share the wealth, eh. | KAOM25::RUSHTON | Unblemished by intelligence | Fri Sep 09 1988 14:12 | 10 |
| >>NOPE I moved to Canada!!!!!!!!
Well, since you've moved here with your $10 million, you
should (in the spirit of regional equalization) distribute the
money amongst the 26 million Canadians.
I WANT MY 38� !!!!!!
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108.14 | My wife wouldn't leave me any to share.... | WFOV12::KOEHLER | Almost time to build another Igloo | Fri Sep 09 1988 14:20 | 11 |
| It wasn't really $10 million. It was $11 million and the prize was
shared by two people.
Speaking of big $, a woman, never married, in her late 50's, won
something in the neighborhood of $55 million. She lives in Fla.
Even after taxes she will end up with a real nice piece of spending
money.
Jim
now back to the "snow bags" note.
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108.15 | Oversite forgiven | OTOU01::WARK | No one here gets out alive | Mon Sep 19 1988 15:09 | 8 |
| By the way, that's Pembroke, Ontario, not Pembrooke! I will forego
the opportunity to take advantage of this oversite to offer it as
proof of the "American Ignorance of Canadian Geography". I will,
of course, assume that is was mere overzealousness on the behalf
of whatever finger types the "o" on your keyboard.
Bill
(from Renfreew)
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108.16 | It took so many replys to notice.... | WFOV11::KOEHLER | There really is no way out! | Tue Sep 20 1988 08:08 | 9 |
| re.15
Sorry Bill, at 7:14am my fingers don't work so well. The brain was
in the same mode. I didn't proooooof read it.
Jim
(from Wastefield, Ma)
btw I do know my geography, I just can't type very well
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108.17 | Look for flying coffee cups | OTOU01::FRASER | | Tue Sep 20 1988 08:22 | 3 |
| re 15.
You have to forgive Bill, he IS a valley boy...
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108.18 | Winning No.? | CTOAVX::KWOLEK | | Mon Jul 30 1990 16:07 | 4 |
| Does anyone have the winning numbers for 28-Jul-1990? If so, please
post them here. Thank you.
John
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108.19 | Here they are. | KAOFS::R_TASCHUK | | Tue Jul 31 1990 13:19 | 5 |
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10 - 16 - 26 - 34 - 37 - 43, Bonus 5
Good Luck! Let us know if you won.
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108.20 | One out six ain't bad! | CTOAVX::KWOLEK | | Wed Aug 01 1990 14:53 | 7 |
| Thank you. I had one right, Number 16! I'm glad I didn't pay for it.
I received a free number in the mail. They wanted me to subscribe for
a year. They should have rigged it so that I would get a least the
smallest prize, then maybe I would continue to play!
Regards, John
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