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Max has never been in my good books, but he is behaving very childish. He is nasty and won't change. Being all horrible to Stacey, again. You're not good enough for my son and all that bla bla.:wall: He is like a broken record. No point in bringing him back like this.
five numbers is a nice amount for any average person.. but if it was for the Jacksons it would be a small fortune ( I wish that benefactor would pay Pat back all that money that Bianca has been sponging off of her )Quote:
Originally Posted by parkerman
It was never said how much money, just that it was five numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by JustJodi
Omg I agree with ya DG.. he is a nasty piece of work,, Jack has been calm thruout all of this, and Max keeps yammering on and on like you said a broken record.. as if people did not "hear" him the first time :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dutchgirl
Yea going up to Stacey saying what he did was uncalled for ,if he was truly going to change he would never have said those things.
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Very true. Difficult to keep secrets in soaps!Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
When I said five numbers I meant five lotto numbers not a sum of money in five figures.Quote:
Originally Posted by JustJodifive numbers is a nice amount for any average person.. but if it was for the Jacksons it would be a small fortune ( I wish that benefactor would pay Pat back all that money that Bianca has been sponging off of her )Quote:
Originally Posted by parkermanIt was never said how much money, just that it was five numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by JustJodi
The prize for five numbers on Saturday's lotto was £1,032.
isn't whitney too young to cash in a lottery ticket? plus you dont just walk into a shop and collect that amount, dont you have to go to the National Lottery/Camelot?
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i think gambling in the uk is 18Quote:
Originally Posted by LostVoodoo
No it's 16 :) I should know :D :p
Yes, the minimum age is 16. Strange you can't vote for the leader of your country until you are 18 and I think you now need to be 18 to buy alcohol (or is it still in the planning stages?) but you can gamble at 16. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by .:SpIcYsPy:.