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Old 07-26-2014, 10:55 PM #3
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That's good to hear Ladies. Have wondered about the effect of store security etc. Have only been to a shopping centre with that type of security a couple of times and nothing happened. Even used the remote to check that nothing had been turned off. Have followed Wingy's lead and got myself a manbag for carting the remote and a few other nicknacks around. I guess as time goes on we will get less paranoid about our units.
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