No, this has nothing to do with Iraq... At the office where I work, people are known to raid the refrigerators for food that someone else has brought in. I've lost a few things this way, and now I use hot pepper to keep it from happening again. For example, yesterday I opened a tub of cream cheese to snack with some crackers. When I'd had enough, but before I put it in the refrigerator, I sprinkled it heavily with pepper powder (actually, that purira powder from Dannie Scates, that I was passing around at the Fields last year). I can imagine someone thinking they had found a treat, opening it, and saying What the hell is sprinkled all over this stuff? I've done the same thing with bottles of salad dressing, too. That's how I learned that CaJohn's hab mustard actually makes a nice added flavor to a garlic ranch dressing. Off-Topic - another thing they do here is bring their lunches in coolers. OK, no problem, but then they put the coolers in the refrigerator. Now, one might think that a cooler could keep some lunch cool for half a day without being in the refrigerator. Or, one might think that food put in the refrigerator doesn't need to be in a cooler, too. But I guess it just doesn't work out that way. Instead, we have a refrigerator crammed with bulky coolers that take up all the available space. - A _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus