[John D Harris]

This reminds me of the old arguement agianst D&D, about how playing the game would make people go into the dark side. We had one player, in our old college D&D group (back in the stoneage) that would get personally upset if something happened to his character. He was the same type of person that would get upset if anything happened playing Gin, or any other game. It's not the game it's the person. Lots of people look to outside forces to give them happiness/contentment/meaning in their lives, when each of us has that power within ourselves. It's Our lives, we are in control.