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What would you do if you won the lottery?Newest Review: ... would probably pay off the rest of the morgage and all the bills etc. Then I would pay off my families morgages etc. Then I would buy a new house, plus new house for son and also for family members. Then I think I would go to New York and go shopping taking my friends and family. Would probably travel the world and see lots of exciting places. I would also open up a lovely shop selling lots of pretty things. I would set up accounts for my children so they had money, but I would make sure they finished off their education and didn't come to expect everything handed to them on a plate. I would make sure they were taken care of. I ... more |
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by - written on 21/11/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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What would I do if I won the lottery...MMMM let me see.. First off I never win anything so the chances are pretty slim and secondly I only play it occassionally when I remember...LOL But if I played and the numbers were lucky... I would probably pay off the rest of the morgage and all the bills etc. Then I would pay off my families morgages etc. Then I would buy a new house, plus new house for son and also for family members. Then I think I would go to New York and go shopping taking my friends and family. Would probably travel the world and see lots of exciting places. I would also open up a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/11/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Its the same old thing isnt it..you see someone else win the lottery and automatically you think the next person could be you!! Well after queuing to buy my ticket on Friday and realising the queue had spiralled around the shop realised everyone else had the same thought... Whilst queuing I did think what would I do if I won...Firstly I would be anonymous as my biggest worry is that people would treat me differently....how would I spend my winnings?? well probably like everyone else in the country I would pay off debt for myself and my family and mortgages if there was anything left (which I sincerely hope there would be) I would buy myself a lovely house ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/11/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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Interesting question... Something I have spent many hours pondering over whilst sat at work also contemplating jumping out of the window due to the stresses of low level high stress office jobs.. Ok- If I won the lottery I would immediately quit my job (any win over £20k and I would quit my job- any excuse!) . I would pay off all my debts. I would book three weeks in a nice London Hotel to let the win sink in and to give me some time to plan what I would do (and also would do some shopping in Hamleys, Smythson stationers and other personal favourite stores of mine..) - from there, I would send random cheques to some family members (without rubbing it in ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/11/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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Well seeing as two groups of people have just won the Euro millions in the UK, I think lottery fever is beginning to reach a few of us more than usual. Unfortunatly as I never buy tickets, I know this will never happen, but still,you can dream cant you! I think I would be lying if I said I wouldnt indulge for a bit, I think everybody would do, So the first thing I would do would be to buy a house with my girlfriend and make sure my family are set up for as long as possible. This would then be followed be a nice new car as currently I drive a 25 year old Peugeot 205 which only starts in the dry....not very good for the coming weather! I would pay for ... Read the complete review

by - written on 11/11/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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In the last month, I have played the lottery twice and am absolutley outraged that I have yet to win ;) I bought my first ticket on my 16th birthday (and wasn't even ID'd). My second was a Euro millions ticket in 2008. The next two were this month, brought on by my having actual dreams about winning...so now I am 'in it', even though the chances of me 'win(ning) it' are about the same as before, I thought I would share these dreams with you! Firstly, in order for a win to be truly life-changing a think it would need to be in the region of about £9million. I'm not greedy (nor would I turn down even a fraction of that amount), I just think that if you ... Read the complete review


