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originally posted by: neformore
Yep. Thats right, you read it here first I just won £182million on the UK Euromillions lottery.
I don't have a winning ticket, but I'm pretty sure all of the others that were bought are fraudulent and the winning numbers were altered by a dead Prince in Nigeria hacking in to the lottery software and changing the winning numbers so I lost.
This must be so, because Derek from the newsagents where I bought the ticket claims his internet was hacked by some Nigerian scammer a few weeks back, and Louise - the lass from the local chippy - says she saw some bloke looking a bit shady round the corner a few weeks back.
There is unsubstantiated evidence to suggest that Camelot, the lottery company in the UK, is fictional and based on the Knights of the Round table, which is linked into elements of the lost pages of the Magna Carter from 1215 suggesting that everyone in the UK should be flogged to death immediately.
I will, of course, be RELEASING THE CRAPPEN, to try and take this to the UK supreme court without any evidence, because .... well I can... and in the meantime I will be setting up a legal fund on Patreon so that you, dear reader, can donate lots of cash to me in exchange for FREE AIR and the chance to watch some videos on Youtube where I can categorically prove that I had the winning numbers all along using mathematics, made up statistics and blind luck.
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I will be setting up a legal fund on Patreon so that you, dear reader, can donate lots of cash to me in exchange for FREE AIR and the chance to watch some videos on Youtube where I can categorically prove that I had the winning numbers all along using mathematics, made up statistics and blind luck.
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: neformore
Is this supposed to be analogous?
Satire?
Humor?
Not sure what mark you're aiming for.
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
Sunday afternoon in Ol Blighty, and here you are musing about American politics.
On this side of the pond we call it "pompous".