Illegal/Ok?

I've been toying with the contents of this post for a while, and I thought now was as good a time as any. We all take measures and steps in our personal lives to save/conserve money, and in the last couple of months, I have heard many, many different habits of my friends, coworkers and roommates. Some are similar to things I do, while other are things I'd never do. 

However, I would like to know what you think! In no particular order, here are some of the things that I do/others do/things I've thought of doing. The things that I've done are in bold, the other things listed are things people have mentionned doing or have done.

• Downloading movies (torrenting - not paying)
  
• Downloading music (limewire or equivalent - not paying)
  
• Take extra packages of sauce/ketchup/salt, etc from fast food outlets to use at home
  
• Taking extra packaged/disposable utensils from fast food outlets
  
• Stealing metal cutlery from restaurants
  
• Taking pint glasses from pubs
  
• Keeping the free mini wine bottles/cola cans from airplanes to drink at home
  
• Looping past people on the street handing free things out to stock up
  
• Taking extra pens/pencils/stationary from the office to use at home
  
• Using the office printer/fax/scanner at the office for personal use
  
• Taking bathroom supplies from restaurants/fast food outlets/the office for home use (toilet paper, soap, etc)
  
• Taking all the toiletries provided in a hotel bathroom for use at home
  
• Buying things 'for donation' and not paying/paying very little (think votive candles at churches, poppies for Rememberance Day)
  
• Not correcting a cashier/salesperson when they forget to ring in an item/ring it in at a lower price
  
• Switching price tags on items to avoid paying the full price
  
• Using a student card to get a discount when you are no longer a student
  
• Taking extra ziplock bags from the airport booth (for your carry-on liquids) to use at home
  
• Paying for once movie and skipping from theatre to theatre watching movies all day on one ticket.
  
• Working 'under-the-table' for cash.
  
• Keeping a close watch on hours earned to cut losses on your paycheques because of forgotten hours
  
• Lying to your supervisors about extra hours worked to make extra cash (lying about overtime, etc)
  
• Stealing sattelite T.V.
  
• Hacking (or plain ol' accessing) a neighbors unsecured wireless to do your internettin'.
  
• Dumpster diving for used items.
  
• Hitting the front of the local thrift stores before the store opens to loot through the donations people have left overnight (that the store hasn't claimed yet).
  
• Using 'free trial software' for the period specified (let's say 30 days), then uninstalling it and reinstalling it, or hacking it to work permanently. 
  
• Shaking a vending machine until a candy bar falls free, for free.
  
• Buying an item in a vending maching from the same slot as a stuck item, so you get 2 for 1.
  

Well, those are all the ones I can think of for now. What would you like to add? You can plainly see the things that I've done - what do you think? Would you/Have you done the same? Do you disaprove of some of these habits, or do you know someone who behaves in a way you disaprove of to save money? Let me know!