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Labour's Lottery Wk 2

Day 1,874, 12:33 • Published in Ireland Ireland

• by Liam Tatlock

The results for week 2 of the free ILP lottery follow. Remember free means free so it costs you nothing to enter and you just might win. Money for nothing!

With thanks to Random.org (though the ones who haven't won might not want to thank them), the winners are as follows :

1st prize : Winston Hope Smith (1 gold)
2nd prize : MikeBane (100 IEP)

Congratulations and your prizes will be with you imminently.

Rules
1. ILP members only, though you can obviously join the party if you would like to take part
2. Post a comment if you want to enter by the deadline below
3. Random.org decides the winner by generating a number between 1 and the number of entrants
3. Get your money (if you've won!)

The lottery is a weekly event, so, if you've not won this week, you could win next week. To enter, just make a comment below and you'll be included in the next

draw.

Dreaming of winning next week

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The deadline for the next lottery is 12.00 Erep time Sunday January 13th
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Comments

Winston Hope Smith Day 1,875, 02:09

Woo woo 2 g. Tnx

I donate it to the LPA treasury

Grainne Ni Mhaille Day 1,875, 03:59

When the dog does that to a cushion he's banished to the garden.
When women do it, it's sexy?
Men. Go figure.
*shrug*

Winston Hope Smith Day 1,875, 06:03

Lol @ Grainne

In truth I dismay at, but understand, the need for pictures of scantily clad women in articles

They aim to keep the attention of the childish minds that populate here

However it is demeaning to women and I avoid the trap in my articles.