North Carolina Powerball winner is mother of 4 who quit her jobs to care for kids

[KOohbt]

leme clarify

she had more kids than she could afford and got bailed out by the lottery. which is great im glad shes well off and her kids are set for life. especially the palsy kid, that must be hard as fukk

i guess when i think of that "the right person" angle theyre going for it would be someone who like volunteered n shyt all the time, gave up shyt for others, shyt like that. idk. i mean "she quit her fast food job to look after her kids" well who the fukk was gonna pay for that if she didnt win?

anyway its not important, that was just my initial reaction

and the thought of it going to a church

Seem upset about this. Hmm

 

[the cac mamba]

Seem upset about this. Hmm

ill be honest, i root for a young motherfukker to win this so he can ball out, not some locked down chick with 4 kids whos gonna spend it on them and her church

whens the last time THAT shyt happened

 

[Reece]

She better move FAR away

 

[John Mayer]

She was working at Walmart and McDonald's? Damn all that money bout to be gone.

 

[BlackMajik]

happy for her

 

[John Mayer]

Yeah we would.

dude her previous work experience is working at Mcdonalds and Walmart.... 6 years sounds about right.

 

[bcrusaderw]

Baby daddies going to be pulling up like

Can they claim child support now?

 

[bcrusaderw]

She right up the road from me....

* She cute too. Mother of 4 by 26. I bet her baby daddy somewhere kicking himself right now.

She's gorgeous. Hopefully this will be a start to a better life for her.

 

[Will Ross]

Can they claim child support now?

What makes you think it's more than one guy?

 

[bcrusaderw]

What makes you think it's more than one guy?

You can use the plural pronouns ‘they’, ‘them’, ‘their’ etc., despite the fact that, technically, they are referring back to a singular noun:
If your child is thinking about a gap year, they can get good advice from this website.
A researcher has to be completely objective in their findings.
Some people object to the use of plural pronouns in this type of situation on the grounds that it’s ungrammatical. In fact, the use of plural pronouns to refer back to a singular subject isn’t new: it represents a revival of a practice dating from the 16th century. It’s increasingly common in current English and is now widely accepted both in speech and in writing.

 

[Clark Wayne]

Happy for her. Hope she moves to different state or something though. You know everybody bout to come with they hands out. Suddenly some so called "cousins" going to show up.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

her picture is floating around???

she need to get put in the witness protection program - stat!

these lotto winners be winding up under the driveway of somebody's garage and their money magically goes to their "friend" a lot of the time!

she needs to leave the state, change hers and her children's names and don't look back!

Move to St. Paul Minnesota or somewhere!



I hope we don't read about her missing in a few months like those other powerball winners a few yrs back

 

[kaiOogway]

I would bath that retarted kid everyday for a piece of that guala ..nah I'm just kidding she deserves it tho

 

[Will Ross]

You can use the plural pronouns ‘they’, ‘them’, ‘their’ etc., despite the fact that, technically, they are referring back to a singular noun:
If your child is thinking about a gap year, they can get good advice from this website.
A researcher has to be completely objective in their findings.
Some people object to the use of plural pronouns in this type of situation on the grounds that it’s ungrammatical. In fact, the use of plural pronouns to refer back to a singular subject isn’t new: it represents a revival of a practice dating from the 16th century. It’s increasingly common in current English and is now widely accepted both in speech and in writing.

 

[beanz]

Baby daddy/daddies gonna come back and pretend they were in a coma this whole time