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Yeah, I know a few people up here, I'll find a way. I just dislike handing over such things, it's like asking someone to hold candy for you until ya get back, curiousity is a strong vibration. True too, I just haven't owned to many pieces of candy to simply hand them over without second thoughts, someday though. Thanks for the tips ya all Bests -cg
I like to think that most people with whom I've actually met and consider a "friend" would take care of something for me, and it would be in the same condition as when I left it. Candy is different, you friend will eat it for you so you don't have to worry about it going bad Besides, you could just pull a jumper and make it "unusable" to most non geeks. They would try to fire it up, and it wouldn't work, so then they'd be scared and act like they never touched it
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Bests -cg
Besides, you could just pull a jumper and make it "unusable" to most non geeks. They would try to fire it up, and it wouldn't work, so then they'd be scared and act like they never touched it 
