Here's an interesting story about a woman in Austrlalia who cashed in a lottery ticket from 1992:
- 100,000 Australian dollars ($74,810): Final(74-W/Periodic Table) Sun(81/II x Cross-Eyed/10 = 2 in Digital Cross-Eyed = Sun/5 in Digital)
- I said 1/23/2006 that Jessica Jaymes is 10/10 for CHRISTopher Reeve's Death
- 1992 = '92. 92 = 4 x 23. I said 1/13/2006 that Jesus Christ was crucified on 4/23
- Jessica Jaymes as JJ or 10/10 representes the Death of CHRISTopher Reeve and Christ
- Discovering the ticket lodged in a greeting card she found in her home: I'm the G/Re-ET in G CA/Rd.
- I said 1/23/2006 that Jessica Jaymes is Mary Magdalene and a Princess to King Solomon. That's like winning the lottery
- The largest unclaimed lottery prize in New South Wales is a prize that's the U.S. equivalent of $2,468,910:
- 2468 = 2-4-68 when my cousin Karen was born. She's an Aquarius, which is the 11th Sign
- Wales: WA/Le-S = Washington(WA) Definite(Le-The/French) Superman(S)
- Gaming Minister Grant McBride: MC = 1100 in Roman Numerals = Aquarian(11) Female(100). Bride is for the Wedding. I said 1/8/2006 about the movie "American Wedding"
- Updated:2006-01-20 13:35:13:
- I said 1/23/2006 that Jessica's dad is born 1/20
- 13:35:13 = 133513 = 1-33/5-13 = God (1) Clark Kent(33/3x11/CxK) Sunny Leone(5-13)
Jessica lucked out with her name and when I posted that about her. I've been sealing off a lot of the titles that are being handed out and assigned to people.
Woman Cashes Lottery Ticket From 1992
By JEANNETTE FRANCIS
SYDNEY, Australia (Jan. 19) - In a case of better late then never, an Australian woman has collected 100,000 Australian dollars ($74,810) after cashing in a lottery ticket more than a decade after it was bought, an official said Friday.
The woman, who asked not to be identified, collected her winnings this week after discovering the ticket lodged in a greeting card she found in her home, a spokesman for New South Wales state Gaming Minister Grant McBride said on condition of anonymity he said was departmental policy.
The lottery ticket - known in Australia as a scratchy because gamblers have to scratch the ticket to see if they have won a prize - was bought in 1992.
The winner was doubly lucky as lottery officials are in the process of reining in the length of time people have to claim their winnings.
"Phased in over the next 10 years the government will be introducing a six-year time limit from which all prizes not claimed go straight back to New South Wales Lotteries for future prize winners," the spokesman said.
The largest unclaimed lottery prize in New South Wales is a prize that's the U.S. equivalent of $2,468,910, which has been gathering dust since 1997.
Updated:2006-01-20 13:35:13
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