Was it you?

Nor me - though I wouldn't like that much really!

Wasn't me either. Agree, wouldn't like that much.

I wish! But sadly....

Not me - not sure I would know what to do with that much!

Not me!

Not me, either.If I won, I would sort all the family out financially, and save a couple of million,(so I could live off the interest, you know); then I would go and find some good causes to invest in.After all that, I would take my very best friend out for a slap up lunch, and have a driver to take us, so that we could both enjoy a tipple.(I usually drive everywhere, you see.)That would be great.

Nor me!

I wish!

I assume that you have to buy a ticket, so it wouldn't have been me.

No thank you.

I would know what to do with it!

I guess that as an 80yr old 80 odd million would be a little much to spend in the next few years however I would give a lot to my fav. charity and make sure my family were well looked after.I live in hope!!

It really should have been me, because I've worked out exactly what I'd do with a huge amount like that (it involves setting up a charitable trust). Sadly it wasn't me ... yet again

Not us either I'm sorry to say,mr.glamma commented last night when the normal lottery was drawn that if he doesn't win soon he will be too old to climb into the Bentley he dreams of buying never mind drive it !!

Oh Tammy1351 have you no ambition? why let being 80 cramp your style.

Not me - but then I did not buy a ticket.

I would rather see 81 people get one million each - makes more sense.

Mishap, exactly!

I agree with you Mishap there seems to be too much money for the people who already have too much, but then again, perhaps whoever won it did not have much, but it is still too much for one person, I think. Whatever would I do with that amount? Faint!

I also did not buy a ticket but I have loads of charities in mind who would breathe a sigh of relief for a while.

Not me... as i've never bought a ticket. Totally agree with Movelot- those prizes are so ridiculously high. I can't think of anyway I could spend 81m - I suppose is give a million each to daughters and grand-children, keep one to do our house up and then give the rest to well-chosen charities.

Not me - never bought myself a ticket.

Apparently, the person who won this prize is a 21-year-old chap from Edinburgh. A 'lucky dip'! This information has been given DH by 'Old Jim', who was playing in a bowling tournament in Edinburgh at the weekend.......!

... methinks that kind of win could only bring unhappiness in the end .... the begging never stops ... better him than me.

It rarely goes to those who deserve.