Birthplace

[dot.hawkes]

The house I was born in 50 years ago is up for sale? it is �475.000, What lottery numbers do you suggest I do this weekend?

[gen2]

You've the same chance with a lucky dip as with any other combination. Only thing to consider is not to choose obvious combinations because they will be very popular and then if they come up, the prize will have to be split so many ways you will get very little.

Imagine having to share the prize with everyone else who was born 50 years ago and whose birthplace is now going for 475000 !

[loopyc]

how about the number of the house, numbers in the post code, year you started living there and year you left, and your birthday.

[dot.hawkes]

it has no number, It is called Great House Farm, no idea what postcode it may have been allocated, I was born in 1955 and left in 1958, mmmmmmmmm, i do my birthday already! so I have 19, puzzle.

[smudge]

The house I was born in is now worth well over 2 million. I'd love to buy it, but alas need to win the lottery to do so.

It's a four story house in Islington & I was born in the first floor flat. I've always dreamed of owning it - it's nice to dream.....

[smudge]

My Mum & Dad could only afford to rent the first floor way back in the late 40's - before later moving into a council house, then buying that.

[sense4all]

Don't forget to wear a pair of 'lucky' Lellie Kellys during the draw Dottie.................................... pmsl

In the words of Michael Winner ... "Calm down dear!"

<does runner>

[peachy3]

2, 6, 12, 20, 21,31

[WendyS]

None at all. Sadly, whatever numbers you pick you're unlikely to win a brass farthing ! But if you fancy a dabble for old times' sake, about your birth dates, or those of your parents. And wouldn't it be a wonderful surprise if they actually came up? One can dream........ but would you go back and live there?