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Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner!! GLP's Winners Club Thread .. and rewindzzzzzz
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I'm awesome! I just found out that... A: I don't have to go bankrupt. All I need to do is pay $4,000 to clear my $45,000 debt. In a year I'll be debt free. B: My credit rating is 805/1000 Which lets me borrow up to $70,000. If I wanted to, I could get a $30,000 personal loan and use it to buy a $240,000 townhouse here in Brisbane. :O I don't believe it. It seems wrong.  C: In a little over 4 hours I can go and buy a chicken burger from McDonalds. D: Saturday is Chrisco Day, so I don't need to buy food this fortnight. Chrisco is a company which lets you buy hampers over the course of a year and they deliver at the end of November. Next year I'm getting 8 kilos or 16 pounds of Chicken which I'll freeze and eat over the course of several months. :D Anyway on Saturday I'll get 5 kilos or 10 pounds of prawns... :) Chicken, prawns (shrimp) and beerz equals my life. Woot!
You must love chicken NowIhavetothinkofaname. Woot indeed, get the beers chilled & fire the oven or barbecue on & get the weekend started early.  [ link to www.youtube.com (secure)]  I thought the whole thread was "all about the chicken" and how many we eat every week... Rewind posted the thread about winning chicken dinners and I thought it was a license to gamble for "free" chicken. :) In retrospect it may seem weird how much chicken we all eat, but chicken has been a staple in western diet since the first firepit roasted chicken. Does it seem odd, that I'm the only one winning and eating chicken? Whilst everyone else just posts YouTube videos... I didn't read the whole thread, but surely Mr Fraust you've won a lot of chicken in your time. I win "free chicken" once or twice a week from AUD $40 dollars worth of lotto tickets. This one time I won $100 from a $5 scratch lotto ticket, which is a month's worth of chicken.
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