http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/443816...n_Euro_Lottery/

 

http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/443816...n_Euro_Lottery/

 

Biff?

Biff?

 

Nah, way too young

http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/443816...n_Euro_Lottery/

 

 

Aged,73 ,fair play to him

He'd best not come out with the "its not going to change me" line

He'd best not come out with the "its not going to change me" line

Well, apprarently, he's a Wanderer.

 

He'll attend more games and might consider a small investment into the club

 

Good lad

Edited June 16, 200917 yr by boltondiver

Well, apprarently, he's a Wanderer.

 

He'll attend more games and might consider a small nvestment into the club

 

Good lad

there's a pretty easy way to relieve himself of his winnings

Well, apprarently, he's a Wanderer.

 

He'll attend more games and might consider a small investment into the club

 

Good lad

 

Hes going to buy a pie and a pint then

wankers, they'll be dead soon, should of been me, it best not be the bloke who queue jumped me in the shop

He's said he'll hire a professional gardener to show him how to grow carrots on his allotment! FFS, go buy yourself a carrot farm in spain or something!

He's my dads uncle, makes him my great uncle I think.

 

My nan was one of 9 though so I'll still be paying the mortgage this time next week I suppose.

They've come out with the one liner today!!

 

Mrs Caswell, aged 72, said: ?I don?t think it?ll change us at our age.?

They've come out with the one liner today!!

 

Imagine going into the bank with that big cheque the lotto people give you. The look on the girls face when she says it will clear in 4 working days

I had to clear a few of these and inform the lucky bastards back when I worked at the bank.

 

made me sick

To be fair, it probably won't change them as people but of course it'll change their lives. Thing is, if folk don't want to change their lives, then why do the bloody lottery?

To be fair, it probably won't change them as people but of course it'll change their lives. Thing is, if folk don't want to change their lives, then why do the bloody lottery?

 

It has changed them already, they were on tv yesterday swaning around Cheshire in a helicopter, bit of a change from the allotment