unclaimed since January the SuperEnalotto has become the world's biggest lottery draw, a total of 338m six-number combinations were played last week compared with 304.2 million the week before, a jump of 11.1%, so far this month, SuperEnalotto has raked in some £193m, 37.3% more than the whole month of August last year,
a time for millions of dreams, but for some a nightmare, Roman Catholic Church officials in Italy have said, "This draw is immoral and continues to feed a desperate initiative of hope," Monsignor Domenico Sigalini, of the Italian Catholic Bishops Conference reported, "winning a lot of money is not a stroke of luck but a stroke of tragedy."
well I cannot say I wish to give up hope, I also have to say that winning is a stroke of luck, with that amount of money if a charitable person won, think of the amount of good work he or she could do with it, now who do I know in Italy that could buy me a ticket?
Thursday, 13 August 2009
Now This Is The Big One,
the jackpot is worth £112m,
unclaimed since January the SuperEnalotto has become the world's biggest lottery draw, a total of 338m six-number combinations were played last week compared with 304.2 million the week before, a jump of 11.1%, so far this month, SuperEnalotto has raked in some £193m, 37.3% more than the whole month of August last year,
a time for millions of dreams, but for some a nightmare, Roman Catholic Church officials in Italy have said, "This draw is immoral and continues to feed a desperate initiative of hope," Monsignor Domenico Sigalini, of the Italian Catholic Bishops Conference reported, "winning a lot of money is not a stroke of luck but a stroke of tragedy."
well I cannot say I wish to give up hope, I also have to say that winning is a stroke of luck, with that amount of money if a charitable person won, think of the amount of good work he or she could do with it, now who do I know in Italy that could buy me a ticket?
unclaimed since January the SuperEnalotto has become the world's biggest lottery draw, a total of 338m six-number combinations were played last week compared with 304.2 million the week before, a jump of 11.1%, so far this month, SuperEnalotto has raked in some £193m, 37.3% more than the whole month of August last year,
a time for millions of dreams, but for some a nightmare, Roman Catholic Church officials in Italy have said, "This draw is immoral and continues to feed a desperate initiative of hope," Monsignor Domenico Sigalini, of the Italian Catholic Bishops Conference reported, "winning a lot of money is not a stroke of luck but a stroke of tragedy."
well I cannot say I wish to give up hope, I also have to say that winning is a stroke of luck, with that amount of money if a charitable person won, think of the amount of good work he or she could do with it, now who do I know in Italy that could buy me a ticket?
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