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Post by humpyboy on Aug 1, 2009 23:01:32 GMT 10
Just checked my tickets and I've shared in the BIG one!! now what can I spend my $47.15 on, any suggestions? any one got a DON for sale ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2009 18:56:12 GMT 10
Hiya Humpyboy.. Settle down a bit... its only $47.15. I hate ta burst your bubble but those don owners think their vans are worth at least $471.50... Personally i think they are decimal point dyslexic and the Dons are just ssssoooooooooooooooooo... OVERATED. Just ask Dossie.... he even went out and bought a t shirt that confirms what i am saying....... ;D ;D ;D ;D   ... or was it Sutcac that specially commissioned the local t shoirt printing shop to make a "One Off"   Now if ya had $4710...... ya might be getting close to owning one  Reddo |
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Post by humpyboy on Aug 2, 2009 21:10:27 GMT 10
Gidday Mr Reddo,
Sorry bout the excitment but it's not often that I win at this mugs game and it is usually a smaller prize, so this should give you some idea as to my luck in finding a Don at any price, pretty much zero I'd say, I try looking in backyards for VV's as I drive along but then I find myself on the wrong side of the road which is not a good thing.
I've decided that once I have gotten all my other stuff cleared up I will build myself a Teardrop, I have gone Down history lane and compiled a list of makes of Vans that take my fancy so when I'm ready to shop I will have a better idea of what I'm looking for but for now I have a couple of ideas from that I may use on my TD.
Cheers Derk.
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Post by heath on Aug 21, 2009 0:57:43 GMT 10
Derk,
Like your car. Buy some VV stickers with your $47.15 - good value. Re teardrop, there's a nice vehicle restorer in my area (Great Lakes) who designed a teardrop and will be marketing them. May be of some help with ideas. I'll get his contact details and get them to you.
Cheers,
Heath
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Post by humpyboy on Aug 21, 2009 18:25:47 GMT 10
G'day Heath, thanks for the offer of pictures, you never know how ones mind can work when you see ideas of others, we will see what transpires, there is something in the wind moment but will need some time as it may not come to fruition but all ideas and suggestions are greatly received.
Derk.
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Post by Franklin1 on Aug 21, 2009 19:27:55 GMT 10
Have you noticed now how the bigger Jackpot winners have blown all the smaller First Prize winners off the media 'front pages'? In the last couple of weeks, people have won normal first prizes of $1.5 million or $3 million, and the media treats it with a "Huh...Big deal..." So it's got to the stage where a million bucks just doesn't even rate a mention anymore Funny how we need to keep pushing the bar higher and higher... Crikey, I'd be happy with a measly million any day cheers, Al. ( "Yes, thankyou...I'll have that van, ...and that van, ...and that one over there, ...Ooh, and that car, ...and...") |
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Post by humpyboy on Aug 21, 2009 20:43:04 GMT 10
OH! how I'm hearing what you say Franklin1, invest it the right way live like a King and earn more in intrest than you ever could working, my ultimate dream.
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Post by captwiggam on Aug 22, 2009 20:53:26 GMT 10
OK Hands up those who remember the ol Tatts ticket that carried a $25,000 prize.
We all dreamed of wining winning ;D
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Post by humpyboy on Aug 22, 2009 21:18:12 GMT 10
If I put both hands up how old does that make me? I've never bought one but I can remember Mum buying them. |
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... or was it Sutcac that specially commissioned the local t shoirt printing shop to make a "One Off" 
