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If you put your regular numbers on and get ur ticket, ask for a lucky dip and see how closely matched the numbers are.

Aaron

We have crops that can produce fuels? what type of crops are these ed as that is completely new to me. {Ed001's Note - rape seed, amongst numerous others. Top Gear even did a show about farming the field, planting it and producing diesel. The reason farmers are subsidised to grow all that rape seed, was purely because of an oil crisis and they were growing it ready to produce a replacement for crude oil. There is also the synthetic oil that Germany produced during WW2, that requires no crude oil.}

If you buy a lucky dip there will always be s group of numbers missing, say 20s or 30s, and everytime a draw is made there will be 2,3 or 4 from that group. They cant have just anyone having that kind of money can they!!
Liono74

Yes, why is it you can't purchase up to say 30 seconds before the draw.
Also, after a draw has been made they are able to tell almost instantly exactly what the winning combinations are based on all the combinations sold.
So alternatively before a draw is made they have at least a couple of hours after the 7.30pm cut off. I'm guessing that after the cut-off time they are able to tell instantly however many different combinations have not been picked.
Thus giving them time to weight balls or whatever they might do.
The fact they can tell all the winning combinations straight away is the obvious one as they would be able to tell losing combinations straight away also. If it was truly random numbers I don't think you'd have a cut-off time.

Supasub

Totally agree there. I'm a truck driver and three years ago it would cost less than £200 to fill the tank, now it's over £300. All smaller companies are folding daily and even some of the more well known are badly struggling. Again three years ago I would work 20+ miles from home now I won't travel more than 10 miles it's not worth it and with 5 kids to feed, rent and council tax (another fleecing) plus gas and leky

If you look at the price for the rest of the EU it's not that much higher in fact lower compared to some countries, however I agree as an oil producing nation it's shocking the amount we have to pay.

Jonty {Ed001's Note - what's shocking is that we are still buying it from abroad, when we grow crops that can produce petrol and diesel in our fields.}

Totally agree Aaron , but her name doesn't feature
in the media even though South Yorkshire police along with the Met called THEMSELVES 'Thatchers army. It was her government who backed a bent police force , her ministers who continuously mouthed off to the equally bent media .This all no doubt would help with her 'managed decline' of the city.

JR

MattRFC

I can tell you've never been to Austin, TX! It's one of the most liberal, multicultural and forward-thinking cities in America! It's known as 'hipster central' to a lot of Americans as everyone there seems to be 'cool' - piercings, tattoos, big beards, everyone's in a band or a DJ.

Could've chosen a better example, such as one of the Carolina's! Point taken, though!

RED_SKY

I've been to Peru and came within 5mins of doing Ayahuasca! I'm no shrinking violet when it comes to things like that, but I was feeling under the weather and was told if I had even the smallest doubt, to opt out.

Guy I was hanging out with and his girlfirned did it, saw them 2 days later - apparently they spent the first 2hours vomiting incessantly, then began the carnage.

They couldn't even put it into words but I didn't get a vibe of enlightenment, more of a trippy, surreal, mission. Suppose it depends who's taking it, where and the frame of mind at the time.

RED_SKY

Yep. You look at the price of crude & it simply doesn't reflect the 'at the pump' price. Speculators play with every family's livelihood yet go home with massive bonuses.
Prices in the South are horrendous for petrol. From £1.39.9 to as much as £1.43.9 a litre for unleaded, Diesel is more. It's doubled in less than 6 years. People blame the Govt, & rightly so, the amount of duty on petrol is outrageous, but what makes us think that the unscrupulous petrol companies will drop forecourt prices when they can keep them the same and make even more billions in profit. That's even if the forecourt is owned by the petro-co. Most of them are franchises and are only in it for the profit. It's disgusting the way this country has repeatedly fleeced motorists & gets away with it.
The sooner an independent comes out and exposes a clean, zero point energy source the better. It'll kick these energy companies in the danglies until they force a buyout of the tech or discredit it in some underhand way. This world is doomed while it's run by bankers and fatcats.

Get bart vpn and find out ;)

sdk

I doubt it they don't them them every thing, plausible denialbility.

Relig-tarded! Rofl
Liono74

Nice post supasub,i remember when younger a certain song that refered to a so called dmt,in the lyrics something that our body produced by the tonnage or somewhat along those lines im not certain but what you state deffo hit a right note..wow that was so surreal ,i think.Honest..

red blancmonge..

Here's a question boys. Cameron's apology. Surely he must've been aware of this shambles when he was appointed prime minister??

People in the south of the USA are practically as bad as middle easterns at being relig-tarded, what the lot of them dont seem to understand is that if Jim-Bob and Sue-Ellen from Austin Texas were born to muslim parents in downtown Karachi they would believe in allah, and likewise if Ranjit and Hivin were born to white parents in Tenesee they would beleive in the bearded one that talks to snakes. You see, its not their religion, its their culture.

Matt_RFC

There is nothing unusual about liquid being found on any planet, different gasses have different temps at which they freeze or turn to liquid. One of saturns moons has water, but its made of methane which has a much, much lower temp range than our h20 and different liquids are on other planets which are other gasses that are in their liquid state, just saying before anyone gets their universal studios limited edition ET nickers in a twist :)

Matt_RFC

To the person who says the film maker was a coptic christian, utter lies, possibly Zionists! If you knew anything about the middle east you would know Coptic Christians are a marginalised minority. In Egypt they make up only 10% of the population, would be the equivalent of turkeys voting for Christmas. This has all the hallmarks of Mossad all over it, they don't care who dies in their power game. remember the Mossad motto (by way of deception thou shall wage war).

I will go too...

I'm sure there's a valid scientific reason behind it, but why did they land the Rover in a crater? I mean if it's an impact crater it's not necessarily an accurate reflection of of Martian landscape and geology.

They should have put it down right in the middle of Cydonia, next to that massive face

Joe