Despite the hoards tempted by the promise of being "as rich as Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne" last week's Euromillions lottery game produced no winner but swelled the jackpot to a record £125 million for this Friday's draw.
Now if I was a multi-millionaire with a sense of humour, I would buy 76 million tickets, total cost of £114 million, each with a different combination of numbers thus ensuring I won and netting myself £11 million in the process.
Of course these plans could be scuppered if someone else's numbers came up too, but that's where the sense of humour comes in.
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1 day ago
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What if someone else also picked the winning number?
Like I said, that's where the sense of humour comes in.
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