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Gaming Board for Sweden (Lotteriinspektionen) carries the overall responsibility to ensure that lotteries, casinos and other forms of gambling in Sweden are secure, reliable and conducted in a law-abiding fashion.
Here's a traditional, small-scale lottery at a Christmas Bazaar in
Salem. All smiles, friendly faces and no need whatsoever for any governmental supervision!
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Säby kyrka, Salem (map) 21 November 2009
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11 comments:
This is more funny than every state lottery...
Cute expectation!
It's hard to believe the government isn't involved, yet.
Nice portrait. Those little girls look as sweet as can be!
I like her expression of wishful anticipation. Very sweet.
Do you play the lotteries? I bet the State remains the true winner in the long run.
Vogon Poet: Certainly is. Just look at those faces.
cieldequimper: Irresistible, even.
B Squared: There are still pockets of unregulated territory! ;)
Halcyon: And the best thing is that they totally ignored the photographer!
Andreea: So much has changed (just think of modern toys compared to old ones) but this could have been ages ago. Some pleasures remain timeless.
Thanks all for stopping by.
I hope they won something! I never win a thing. Of course, I don't enter any lotteries which may have something to do with it!
haha, they look cute! reminds me of me and my sis. ^0^
We don't have a lottery in Mississippi. But we do have plenty of Indian casinos and riverboat gambling - which I think is worse.
That's a fab shot. Top marks!
These kids were immensely successful. In a nutshell, as far as I could tell they kept on winning throughout the bazaar!
JM: Who could disagree? :)
Jacob: That factor may be of a certain relevance!
arabesque: A little sis or a big sis?
Halcyon: Maybe you could use the services of our national Gaming Board...
Tinsie: I know you like people shots and so do I...
Appreciate your stopping by, folks.
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