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To: unclewest who wrote (55293)	7/20/2004 2:19:23 PM
From: Murrey Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793939

This has been around for a couple of days, Picked the URL up at UFs Digital Photography thread. Be patient, it takes a while to load, even on broadband. jibjab.com

To: unclewest who wrote (55293)	7/20/2004 5:53:34 PM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 793939

That is not the case. He did not return it. What was returned was taken by the FBI via search warrant. I used my Red Lobster experience to illustrate what I meant by "borrow" given that LB questioned it. I did not mean to suggest any parallel to the Berger business. I fully intended to return what I borrowed/stole at the time that I removed it from the premises and did so in a timely manner. If you acknowledged taking it and told the authorities you discarded it would you be charged with borrowing or stealing. I assume you intended that as a question. The answer is obvious I think. If you don't return it or replace it or compensate the owner for his loss, you've stolen it.