Wtf?

Maxx2893

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Uh Ohhh !!! So whose brave enough to try some anal action with that chick??? I'm not plugging my junk into that if it can power a 1200 watt blow dryer??? :shrug: Just sayin

Maybe use your tongue huh??? You know you've touched your tongue to a 9v battery before.

Have you ever jump started your tongue? That what it would be like
 

Sgt. Rock

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I'm still laughing as I go get another beer....:hahano:

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Sgt. Rock

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Read this and said to myself..wtf!..not sure if it applies to every state but still..wtf!

More than 3,500 lottery winners in Michigan received public assistance last year or lived with people on welfare, food stamps, or other aid, a state agency reported Monday.

The count stems from a 2012 state law that required the state to match a list of lottery winners of $1,000 or more with recipients of public assistance. Republican Gov. Rick Snyder signed the measure after legislators learned of two cases in which people used food stamps despite winning $700,000 and $850,000 lump sum prizes.


Though the law included a requirement for asset-based means testing to help determine eligibility for public assistance, the head of the state Department of Human Services said more than 2,000 lottery winners are continuing to receive public aid because certain benefits are not covered by the tests or because of other issues. Just 565 cases were closed as a result of the law, according to the report, which discussed a man who won $33,000 in the lottery but continues to get $1,000 a month in child care assistance for his three children.
 

hotrodpc

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Read this and said to myself..wtf!..not sure if it applies to every state but still..wtf!

More than 3,500 lottery winners in Michigan received public assistance last year or lived with people on welfare, food stamps, or other aid, a state agency reported Monday.

The count stems from a 2012 state law that required the state to match a list of lottery winners of $1,000 or more with recipients of public assistance. Republican Gov. Rick Snyder signed the measure after legislators learned of two cases in which people used food stamps despite winning $700,000 and $850,000 lump sum prizes.


Though the law included a requirement for asset-based means testing to help determine eligibility for public assistance, the head of the state Department of Human Services said more than 2,000 lottery winners are continuing to receive public aid because certain benefits are not covered by the tests or because of other issues. Just 565 cases were closed as a result of the law, according to the report, which discussed a man who won $33,000 in the lottery but continues to get $1,000 a month in child care assistance for his three children.
That is wrong on so many levels. Of course is lowlife of the bastards to be using the assistance after a large win like that. But what's even more disturbing is, if these people are living on assistance, how much of our tax did they spend on lottery tickets before they won something??? What about all those who are spending their assistance money on lottery tickets and haven't won a thing?
 

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