Statistically a person has more chance of getting hit by lightning than winning a big lottery.
That makes sense.
I don’t think too many people are buying those “hit by lightning” tickets.
note: I bet getting hit by lightning is the easiest thing in the world; probably most victims don’t even try.
double note: I think I got hit by thunder once.
triple note: I went to a “Mexican Wave” pool: my arms got sore, but I didn’t get very wet.
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Only 10% of people who are hit by lightning die from it. The other 90% generally sustain life-long effects.
This would explain a lot. 😉
I don’t think that getting hit by lightning would qualify as a money-making scheme – even if the odds were most definitely in your favor.
nathaliewithanh: I’m sure getting hit by lightning would really incapacitate someone.
How about a guy who wins the lottery AND gets hit by lightning!?!
-Turkish Prawn
Turkish Prawn: How lucky would that be?
I haven’t been hit by lightning yet; there must be a lightning strike on at the moment. I hear lightning’s salary is pretty static usually.