Casino Hotel Garbalogy

I just got back from a (sucessful) visit to Las Vegas and as I left the Casino Hotel I tossed my no-longer-needed printout of CBJN into the room's waste basket...along with some possibly incriminating other stuff, but then thought twice about it and dug it out again.

In that moment it occured to me that it's legal for the casino to go through one's discarded trash, but .... do they ever do it? I didn't want to chance it.

Am I just paranoid or is this a risk?

DannyD

My understanding is that once you throw something in the trash you are relinquishing all claims upon that item. This is why it is legal for law enforcement agencies to dumpster dive looking for evidence.

Wally

Disclaimer: I am not an attorney, nor did I sleep at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

I was going to post almost the exact same thing.

In the sates, Halloween is celebrated on the last day of October, the night before All Saints Day. I thought you all had the same calendar in Canada.

Halloween is the modern form of the great pagan holiday of Samhain, or "Summer End", which was later co-opted by the Christians into All Saints Day (Nov 1) and All Souls Day (Nov 2). It was one of the two great doorways of the Celtic year.

The other one was Beltane, on May 1, which was always my personal favorite.

I was just trying to figure out why you had added 21 to your handle on this post. My first thought was actually of an imposter but then I saw your correct email address being used.

I was probably typing my e-mail address in, and I put it in the wrong box. I must have caught myself before putting in the alo.com. Or perhaps I noticed it, deleted the aol.com, but inadvertantly left the 21.