Raffle - five coins could get you a heavy sword!

[Blahmicho]

It is very difficult for Janet to wait around at the bank when there is so little business at her branch. Unless people are going to use it more often she'll be packing kits most of the time. She'll be by tomorrow probably.

Damn It Janet!


Rocky Horror Picture Show reference. Awesome.

[0000FF Beard]

Tickets 44-53 to Mill Wilkinson.

GGGRREAT! Thank you.
Edit: Errr, isn't that 44-54? 

No, becuase ticket 44 is also yours.
The counting system can be quite confusing, I must admit, but the raffle has almost ended, so I won't change it.

To clarify:
Ticket 1 has number 44.
Ticket 2 has number 45.
Ticket 3 has number 46.
Ticket 4 has number 47.
Ticket 5 has number 48.
Ticket 6 has number 49.
Ticket 7 has number 50.
Ticket 8 has number 51.
Ticket 9 has number 52.
Ticket 10 has number 53.

Ten tickets, as you can see

BTW, today is the 21st of December, which mean tickets will no longer be sold anywhere except in Santa's grotto (the sale of tickets at the grotto was extended one day).

[Tom Failur]

Bought my last 8 tickets today.

Now let's hope one of these charms helps with winning raffles.

[0000FF Beard]

Bought my last 8 tickets today.

Tom Failur gives you 20 gold coins. (2007-12-21 11:14)
Tom Failur gives you 20 gold coins. (2007-12-21 11:14)
Tom Failur says “That'll be another 8 tickets please.” with a slight accent. (2007-12-21 11:14)

Sale confirmed
Tickets number 74 to 81 for Tom Failur.

Now let's hope one of these charms helps with winning raffles.

That would be very surprising

What I forgot to mention in my previous post: if we didn't record a ticket sale properly, please tell us now.
Tomorrow I will select the winner, and once that happens, there's no way we can fix our mistake.

[0000FF Beard]

As I mentioned in my first post in this thread, I'd toss the coins on December 22nd, which is today.

Here is what happened:

You say “Today is December 22nd, which means I will now select the number of the winning raffle ticket.” in the outsider language.
You say “Today is December 22nd, which means I will now select the number of the winning raffle ticket.”
You say “The number of the ticket with the highest number is 81, so I will toss a coin seven times.” in the outsider language.
You say “The number of the ticket with the highest number is 81, so I will toss a coin seven times.”
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows heads.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows heads.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows heads.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows tails.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows heads.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows heads.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows tails.
You say “Heads, heads, heads, tails, heads, heads, tails converted to a number is 118. There is no ticket with said number.” in the outsider language.
You say “Heads, heads, heads, tails, heads, heads, tails converted to a number is 118. There is no ticket with said number.”
You say “I shall toss a coin 7 times again.” in the outsider language.
You say “I shall toss a coin 7 times again.”
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows tails.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows heads.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows tails.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows tails.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows heads.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows heads.
You toss a gold coin into the air and catch it. It shows tails.
You say “Tails, heads, tails, tails, heads, heads, tails converted to a number is 38. We have a winner! Congratulations to Mr. Hassalac Chaar.” in the outsider language.
You say “Tails, heads, tails, tails, heads, heads, tails converted to a number is 38. We have a winner! Congratulations to Mr. Hassalac Chaar.”
You say “My duty here is finished. Thank you for participating, and happy holidays.” in the outsider language.
You say “My duty here is finished. Thank you for participating, and happy holidays.”

Mr. Hassalac Chaar is the winner of the heavy sword!
I am heading to Raktam to deliver it.

Chaar: if you're reading this, please get in contact with me, so we can get together in order for me to give you the sword

Bank managers: later today I will send you each a PM with the details about the distribution of the sales' money.

[Hassalac Chaar]

Sweet!  I promise to share my good fortune by letting outsiders and native PK'ers get a really close look at the heavy sword.

[Jhelai]

*applaudes* From luck or not, a well-deserved outcome. (Well, from my biased stance, anyway.)

[Tom Failur]

Well it seems no heavy sword for me. Oh well, had nothing better to do with the money.

Unstickied.