Nick's fingertips were never bare. He always wet them with different forms of cleaner that diluted the finger prints the moment he set them. Though he was one of the few smart enough to do so, so it was still easy to trace him back. Especially if they swabbed his finger, but he'd wiped them clean by now. Always the same strokes, so he could claim someone simply wiped their hands on him.<br/><br/>Nick had been sent here because he was the worst kind of criminal - the smart ones. The only reason he was busted was because his own girlfriend and mother handed him in after he chose to trust them. A mistake made once. He'd spent most of his life between these walls, so he knew the system.<br/><br/>Simply pressing his finger to the touch screen, he began writing out the lines. Once the phrase was completed, it was scanned for correctness, then accepted, and you started again. It eliminated pens, which could be used for stabbing, and was behind a panel thick enough not to be broken, but thin enough to be able to sense through.<br/><br/>'I Will not get involved in fights' was the most annoying thing to write here. Everyone was involved in a fight one way or another. Repetitive. It did little more than give Nick reason and time to think of a way to get back at McClasky, the guy that was next on the payback list.