>>>>Well, the Big Brother issue is not really what I was referring to. That's another topic, I think. I'm referring to our personal actions. Perhaps many people feel relief hearing you say you'd "never do" this or that on your own, but I feel more relief if someone admits there are plenty situations he'd cross the border.
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>>>Digging into your co-worker's email (or any other of his things) without his permission is wrong. I can honestly say I've never done anything like that to any of my co-workers, past or present.
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>>>But I do admit that I've tried to peek at my opponent's hand during a poker game.
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>>But here is the true litmus test for you. Do you ever cheat at golf? Not in a practice round where you're playing two balls or more from every tee, but just the regular round. I used to nudge the ball once in a while when I first started, but not in the past 15 years.
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>Hi Jay
>My gosh when I was palying high school golf, never. How ever I was penalized once because my ball moved at address.
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>There's never a need to cheat. I play just for fun now, so what would be the point of cheating? My golf buddies and I have an understanding that if our ball comes to rest in a divot we can get relief (in hazards, never). But even then I usually don't do it. But if sand traps are unplayable (usually after heavy rain) we get relief.
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>15 years. I didn't know you've been playing that long.

THAT'S 15 years of his life he won't get back!