Just make the poorz and the bankrupted wear a yellow dollar sign with a X on it. Besides ensuring they can't buy lottery tickets they'll be subjected to taunts from store clerks and passersby.
In Missouri lottery profits do indeed go to schools. It is widely believed that this doesn't alter the amount of education funding, but allows some of the non-lottery money to be diverted.
Good point, and you didn&#039;t even have to mention the part where professional stock-pickers get <a href="http:\/\/abcnews.go.com\/Business\/orange-cat-england-beats-pro-stock-pickers\/story\?id=18230891" target="_blank">outperformed by cats</a>.
<a href="http:\/\/www.amazon.com\/Gut-Bustin-Games-4101965-Redneck\/dp\/B000P69H62\/ref=sr_1_1\?ie=UTF8&amp\;qid=1359391717&amp\;sr=8-1&amp\;keywords=redneck life game" target="_blank">Redneck Life Board Game.</a> A roll of two dice determines the grade you complete in school and sets you up for one of 11 interesting careers, such as Mullet Salon Operator or Monster Truck Announcer.</i>
Winner is whoever has the most teeth left at the end.
I wonder why the think this regulation will be efficacious and in the public interest but (undoubtedly) think any gun regulation whatsoever will never work.
I thought they all wore barrels with suspenders.
Or was that just in the olden days back when TV was actually just cartoons in newspapers?
I maintain a diverse portfolio of retirement investments. Both scratchers and quick picks.
English teachers having a role-playing session on The Scarlet Letter?
Say, what factors of outward appearance might a store clerk use in determining whether or not a customer is on welfare?
I see nothing that could possibly go wrong there...
Just make the poorz and the bankrupted wear a yellow dollar sign with a X on it. Besides ensuring they can&#039;t buy lottery tickets they&#039;ll be subjected to taunts from store clerks and passersby.
In Missouri lottery profits do indeed go to schools. It is widely believed that this doesn&#039;t alter the amount of education funding, but allows some of the non-lottery money to be diverted.
Good point, and you didn&#039;t even have to mention the part where professional stock-pickers get <a href="http:\/\/abcnews.go.com\/Business\/orange-cat-england-beats-pro-stock-pickers\/story\?id=18230891" target="_blank">outperformed by cats</a>.
Interesting line of argument, there.
&quot;The lottery is a scam... downright fraudulent... so don&#039;t ban it, just ban selling tickets to The Poorz&quot;
So, Skip Stam, are you saying that the rich <em>deserve</em> to be defrauded?
<a href="http:\/\/www.amazon.com\/Gut-Bustin-Games-4101965-Redneck\/dp\/B000P69H62\/ref=sr_1_1\?ie=UTF8&amp\;qid=1359391717&amp\;sr=8-1&amp\;keywords=redneck life game" target="_blank">Redneck Life Board Game.</a> A roll of two dice determines the grade you complete in school and sets you up for one of 11 interesting careers, such as Mullet Salon Operator or Monster Truck Announcer.</i>
Winner is whoever has the most teeth left at the end.
Turkey Hill Libel!!
I wonder why the think this regulation will be efficacious and in the public interest but (undoubtedly) think any gun regulation whatsoever will never work.
And underwear must be changed daily. So the police can check, underwear will be work outside the clothes.
I see your problem here. You&#039;re assuming they &quot;think&quot;.
Remember the golden rule: &quot;only when we fight back&quot;.