I would buy this bike.

No way. The seat is too high.

Don't forget about taxes. The only smart thing this guy did is put money in munis; his investment sense does not sound good, but at least with munis he should not lose any principal and get a nice piece of income, just based on brute force (huge principal).


You need to remember that this guy is sharp. He developed a "system" to beat the lottery. By choosing the 15 most commonly drawn numbers from the lottery for the previous 6 months, he was able to predict the 15 numbers that would be most likely to be in future winning combinations. Anyone who would actually believe that previous lottery numbers have any bearing on the future outcome of random trials is a total moron. What I couldn't figure out is, since he has developed a winning "system" why not invest his winnings in the lottery, as he would surely reach a billion dollars in a few years time.

BTW I just bought my quick pick for the $345 million NYMega tonight. Why waste time "picking" numbers when it is random anyway. If I win, I will give away 100 bikes on ST.

$220 MIL...hmmm. I'd use it as a down payment on a nice castle in France. I'd py the rest in nice, affordable monthly installments.

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