Ohio pick 3 MD Thursday 8/26:
- Thread starter Teufellj
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Must be overexerting myself, blitzed. I was snookered on the Evening game---nothin new though, heh! At least I'ma keepin the hairs standing straight up on the lottery boyz heads!___Hand-picked numbers like...993...are as about as natural as they can be randomly dropped, right blitzed(?) What was that about a pigs eye? Hahahahahahaa...
Take it easy and will catch you on the flipflop!
Teufellj...
Take it easy and will catch you on the flipflop!
Teufellj...
I'm amazed you guys have as much luck as you do with Pick 3 games. I seem to do better with Pick 4 than Pick 3 and that's a 10X difference. I missed 325 and 781 straight because I changed my numbers shortly before they hit. I finally hit a box 2X with 9438 on 9-2. I play Str/ Box and that win helped. It keeps me in the game a while longer...
Howdy Mr_Rich,
Luck is an ingredient along with observation, innovation and determination.
Very good preparations makes for the best menu event of the day.
You, Mr_Rich, seem to be alot like blitz and I. Pick 4 in Ohio is not that difficult to work but for me, it takes up more time.
Blitze tangles with his California games and his specialty hobby that you can see on his ..'.hollow site.' When I do different approaches to the pick 3 game, it generally turns out that most of my work ends up right here on this forum. If something works or not, I'll tell you.
Thank you for the kudos,
Teufellj...
Luck is an ingredient along with observation, innovation and determination.
Very good preparations makes for the best menu event of the day.
You, Mr_Rich, seem to be alot like blitz and I. Pick 4 in Ohio is not that difficult to work but for me, it takes up more time.
Blitze tangles with his California games and his specialty hobby that you can see on his ..'.hollow site.' When I do different approaches to the pick 3 game, it generally turns out that most of my work ends up right here on this forum. If something works or not, I'll tell you.
Thank you for the kudos,
Teufellj...
Thank you, Blitzed,
I worked all day on the roofs of my inlaws house and barn. Believe me when I say that I feel all 107,000 square feet and that I'm just aching to do the other 8,000 tomorrow! When it's done they'll be good for around 12 years or more.
If time permits I'll post some predictions tomorrow, if not then Monday. Their house is the normal three story-100 + year old type, and the barn is definitely an Amish construct, a long and narrow dairy setup with a couple attached out buildings. The frame is all hand hewn-just beautiful workmanship with an hay rack storage balcony that's almost a story high. The house is a bit strange---looks to have been a log cabin at one time then was converted by adding two additional storys to the main floor. Anyway,
that's how my numbers went.
C'ya folks later,
Teufellj...
I worked all day on the roofs of my inlaws house and barn. Believe me when I say that I feel all 107,000 square feet and that I'm just aching to do the other 8,000 tomorrow! When it's done they'll be good for around 12 years or more.
If time permits I'll post some predictions tomorrow, if not then Monday. Their house is the normal three story-100 + year old type, and the barn is definitely an Amish construct, a long and narrow dairy setup with a couple attached out buildings. The frame is all hand hewn-just beautiful workmanship with an hay rack storage balcony that's almost a story high. The house is a bit strange---looks to have been a log cabin at one time then was converted by adding two additional storys to the main floor. Anyway,
that's how my numbers went.
C'ya folks later,
Teufellj...
blitzed
Member
hiya teufellj, sounds neat...good ya didn't run outta elbow grease ha!
been ages since I've done any roofin or any kinda manual labor...I'm a desk jockey doin computer stuff, and livin in a typical Southern California zoo of an apartment complex...here they build as much as they can on as little land as possible.
not many old places survive here, although my grandma's old place is circa 1922...and has a basement which is very unusual for the westcoast.
cya,
blitzed
been ages since I've done any roofin or any kinda manual labor...I'm a desk jockey doin computer stuff, and livin in a typical Southern California zoo of an apartment complex...here they build as much as they can on as little land as possible.
not many old places survive here, although my grandma's old place is circa 1922...and has a basement which is very unusual for the westcoast.
cya,
blitzed
