I eat a lot of fish, but I've never really thought about catching them.
You get wet, stay cold from the wet sea air, maybe jab your fingers with a hook, sit on uncomfortable wharves for hours at a time.
Not for me.
You rarely see a happy fisherman... they are always waiting, waiting for the little tug that means dinner.
In a way, winning the lottery is a lot like catching a fish.
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I drive quite fast. Never break the law, but when I go from one speed zone to another I like to use some rapid acceleration.
And it helps that both my sports cars - the 2012 Bentley Continental GT, and my rain car, the Mercedes SL500 - are rapid transit vea-hickles.
(That means they go like smoke in a hurricane!)
Yesterday my wife and I were out and about in different cars. She in her Lexus RX, an SUV crossover style, and me in the SL500.
We left the same place about 20 minutes away at the same time.
When will computers work as well as my PRO Profiles do? (Photo still from "Little Britain")
A long time ago - before I invented the Silver Lotto System - I was in between jobs.
I approached a temp agency and was put on their books as an expert user of PageMaker, PhotoShop and FreeHand.
And I really was an expert in all of these... a power user in application and design.
Ed Nabors obviously intends to have a great weekend with his share of the $116 million Mega Millions jackpot.
Having a good weekend?
It's raining here. Nice weather to stay indoors and work.
Here's something to make your week even better for you
My daylight spy shot from our lounge's telescope with my iPhone at the Peter Jackson Hobbit film set across the harbor. Maybe I need an iPhone 7.
Our visitors peered out from our large glass panoramic windows in the lounge, to the hills across the harbor.
"What are those bright lights," said the husband, "Looks like a village in the bush."
As I joined them, I could see the cluster of lights that were brighter than even the city's waterfront.
Are my lottery numbers here I wonder?
The chirpy gas heating guy took me aside in our lounge.
"Notice any difference?" he asked. He had been doing an annual check on our big central heating unit which sits in the basement.
I listened.
"The heating sounds a bit louder I suppose," I replied.
He grinned.
Newspaper and internet media photos showed a composed, slightly smiling older woman being shepherded from the lottery office.
She looked fairly relaxed for someone who decided to receive her winnings in a lump-sum payment... an astounding $370.8 million before taxes.
The woman behind this week's second largest USA Powerball jackpot did a few things right when claiming her prize.
But a few things wrong too. The 84 year-old Florida woman will have a few problems over her win, and here's one of them:
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