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![]() This why ESPN fired his ass KG was tryna act like he ain't hear Pierce drunk ass ![]() |
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I don't understand did she do like Peter griffin and lipo all the fat off in one day? ![]() Is she trans? Did a head replacement surgery? Did a bunch of roids and hgh? |
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Its common knowledge these days that the odds of someone winning the lottery are pretty miniscule. An often-cited statistic is that youre more likely to be struck by lightning and die than choose the lucky ticket.
When there are millions of possible combinations for a lottery ticket then, well, youd need to buy a lot of lottery tickets if you want to be in with a good chance of taking home the jackpot. And thats exactly what one Romanian economist named Stefan Mandel did, with the help of investors and a syndicate named the International Lotto Fund or ILF - which saw them win a total of 14 lotteries around the world. In an interview available on YouTube, Mandel explained: Theoretically, anybody can buy all the possible combinations. Any high school boy or girl can calculate those combinations. Nobody has ever developed a logistical system to lodge such a large amount of play slips. We were the only winners and that was it. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Eventually, Mandel targeted a lottery in Virginia, where the rules around picking six numbers between one and 44 meant they only had 7,059,052 apparently, this was a good thing. You have more of a chance winning the Conservatives' lottery, if you wanted to take part in that for some reason. What was also a good thing was that Virginia allowed individuals to purchase tickets and print them at home, making it a lot less inconvenient and awkward than doing it at a cashier they only needed 30 computers. It was in February 1992 that his syndicate went for a jackpot of $27m, and because they had done every ticket imaginable, they scooped up $900k in additional prizes for the tickets which placed second, third, fourth and so on. 14 international agencies investigated him and the ILF including the CIA and FBI but both were cleared of any wrongdoing. And where is Mandel now? Well, according to The Hustle, hes apparently spending his days in a beach house on a remote island off the coast of Australia. ![]() |
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![]() 24 people viewing this misc | By Jacko |
I been here a few months and I've seen like 5 or 6 young dudes out wearing bonnets on their heads. A couple of them were even with women. I don't understand what's going on here.
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Credit: @8 News Now Las Vegas A Las Vegas family claims to have seen 8 to 10 feet tall aliens with large blue eyes and large mouths. Police body cam footage appears to capture a UFO/UAP streak across the sky. ![]() Edit: The people that called 911 didn't take out their phone and film the aliens. I this day in age we film everything, that's the first thing we do especially when we see something out of the ordinary. ![]() |
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![]() 13 people viewing this news | By Naga Sadow |
Republicans are trying to convince immigrants that the law was just to scare people, nothing more.
Florida Republicans passed a bill criminalizing the transport of undocumented people into Florida, requiring hospitals to ask about immigration status on intake forms, invalidating out of state drivers licenses or other forms of government ID issued to undocumented people, and preventing local governments from issuing identification cards to undocumented people. Now, after sparking backlash among thousands of immigrants (who make up a great deal of Floridas economy), some Florida Republicans are trying to backpedal and do damage control. On Monday, Representatives Alina Garcia, Rick Roth, and Juan Fernandez Barquin appeared at an event sponsored by Hialeah Mayor Esteban Bovo, also a Republican. The trio, all of whom voted to pass the anti-immigrant bill, clumsily attempted to appeal to the thousands of people their party has alienated. This bill is 100 percent supposed to scare you, said Roth. Im a farmer, and the farmers are mad as hell. We are losing employees. Theyre already starting to move to Georgia and other states. Its urgent that you talk to all your people and convince them that you have resources, state representatives, and other people that can explain the bill to you, he added, essentially begging Floridas labor force to not leave the state that cares little for them. This is more of a political bill than it is policy. It does give more police state powers going forward to deal with immigration, but still this is mainly a political bill, Roth concluded incoherently. Its just politics and messaging, but also it ramps up the police state, but also its just all politics. OK. We had the best president in my life, the last 30 years, and Im still supporting Donald Trump, Roth continued. I love my governor. Hes the greatest governor, he said of Ron DeSantis, who led the charge to pass a bill stigmatizing and targeting the some 772,000 undocumented workers, students, and community members in Florida. I really didnt prepare anything, Garcia said while beginning her remarks, adding that she agreed with everything Roth said. This is a bill basically to scare people from coming to the state of Florida, and I think its done its purpose. The pleading by Republicans who are reaping what they sowed comes after Latin American truck drivers began rallying behind calls to strike and not enter Florida, while thousands of workers and families have marched across the state protesting the bill and threatening to leave the state. A spokesperson for Barquin provided a statement after publishing, assuring that the Florida representative does not see the bill as a mistake, or some messaging bill. During [the] forum, some of my colleagues dismissed SB 1718 as merely a scare tactic, Barquine says. I, in no way, share their opinion. I voted for this bill, support this bill, and applaud our Governor for making this a priority, Barquin said. ![]()
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