Street name chosen by Iwi 'too long'

[Lilith7]

I agree with them, it's a mouthful and I have no idea how pronounce it!

Really? Try it. It is one of the simpler ones for me...

Papa kanga Horo Horo. Not really that hard is it?

Yep, it really isn't a difficult one at all & nor is it that long.

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Ohhhhh yes. I empathise. And add in those mysterious noises that one becomes aware of halfway between departure and arrival... Is that a wayward twig attached to the rear safety wheels or is it the death rattle of some mysterious but vital and expensive part? Reliance on the sheer magic of an electric motor concealed beneath impossible to remove paneling has to come with faith of the religious kind. Which is why I pat her on the handle grips and stroke her tall vinyl clad captain's chair shoulders and murmur words of praise and gratitude because she is doing so well getting me from A to D and home again.

But of course in order to win Lotto I'd have to buy a ticket.

Rear safety wheels? What's them? Sounds like a good idea, the road cone trailing on a string doesn't do a lot.

Mine has all the wiring hanging out at he moment as the modifications proceed, lots of chances for fun there. Alas, I might have to start reassembly, the Doc reckons if the tests stay as they are until Tuesday I can venture away from home for the first time in quite a while. Maybe even as far as Devenport if I just pass two more tests. (But not by scooter unless my range enhancement does more than I think it can)  

So that is the secret to winning Lotto? I thought the odds are so mathematically unfavourable that  it only requires a very tiny change in the odds to find the winning ticket blowing in the street   

I gave up buying Lotto tickets decades ago, when it finally dawned on me that I don't win money - small things like the odd DVD or book very,very occasionlly. 


The one & only time I ever won anything on Lotto was around a hundred years ago when a boyfriend & I went halves in a ticket & won $100 so $50 each. He was one of those tinny people who was often winning a little bit on lotto or horse races.