About My Easter Egg Wager .....

So, as I was laying in bed last night it dawned on me that the odds were too high & I needed to decrease them to make this more interesting, so I removed 1/2 the eggs.

There are now 18 eggs, reducing the odds to 1:3.

That is all Have a great week everyone!

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2 of those soccer balls are not egg shaped....

Haha .. it's just the angle of the picture, Mr. Perfect.

Happy Easter

Happy Early Easter Everyone!

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So, as I was laying in bed last night it dawned on me that the odds were too high & I needed to decrease them to make this more interesting, so I removed 1/2 the eggs.
..... Originally Posted by Brooke Wilde

Hooker math again.

you need to swap your high and low


(well...unless you meant the odds were too high to draw a Snickers. Typically the odds are referred to winning not losing.)

oh...and i think you were lying in bed not laying in bed

(unless, of course, you were plopping out so more of those eggs)

Hooker math again.

you need to swap your high and low


(well...unless you meant the odds were too high to draw a Snickers. Typically the odds are referred to winning not losing.) Originally Posted by GlobeSpotter

LMAO ... I did good enough, you figured it out

oh...and i think you were lying in bed not laying in bed

(unless, of course, you were plopping out so more of those eggs) Originally Posted by GlobeSpotter

That one I am aware of, I just refuse to conform to the ways of the grammatically correct world when it comes to that word ... I am laying in bed, relaxing ... not lying in bed, telling lies. Webster fucked that one up.

Happy Easter Originally Posted by SOULMANIKE

Love it.
Those aren't bunny ears.
Deer ears.

Easter is still on!

Brooke-

What wager?

^^^^^ https://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=2027050

Thank you sir! ^^^
Intriguing.

A "wager" is not the same as a ......raffle.

ijs

Now, a wager would be a quarter mile, stang against a 440 sixpack HEMI ....pink slips.

Haha .... I partake in wagers ... they have raffles all the time at the old folks home normally for Lubys gift cards.

raffle





noun:

a means of raising money by selling numbered tickets, one or some of which are subsequently drawn at random, the holder or holders of such tickets winning a prize.

synonyms: lottery, lotto, drawing, prize drawing, sweepstake(s)
"the winner of our raffle was Doris"

verb:

offer (something) as a prize in a raffle.
"a work that will be raffled off for a fine arts scholarship"


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Funny, I almost came up with a similar idea but then I was sick for 2 weeks and now the month is half over.
Fum gimmick.....Well done BW