Even if just out of sheer boredom, you are quite involved with this thread wouldn't you say?  I'm truly saddened that I don't live up to your expectations with regards to debating skills.  

I guess I see why pillpopper has apparently given up.  You don't seem to get the point here - you intentionally chose to not disclose information relevant to employment suitability prior to your polygraph examination.  Regardless of the reason, you chose to admit to this failure to disclose during your examination.  I don't think anyone has really indicated that you were not within policy (altough based on the timeframe you indicated I'd be inclined to say you are not) but why is it so difficult to see that you LIED?  Many agencies will work with you on issues liked drugs, incidents in earlier years, etc.  One issue they won't work with you on, however, is lying.  And that's what you did.  Regardless of what role you THINK you might play were you to gain employment, even as a career liar as you imply, do you really think the employer wants you to lie to THEM?  

Anyway, I did give you the benefit of the doubt and reread your original post (see my prior post above, however, the one where I QUOTED a portion of your original post - see, I was paying attention!).  After rereading, I find that you in fact do NOT have a legitimate concern.  You lied during the process and you got caught.  Although I don't agree with using the polygraph in pre-employment screening settings, it is currently used in that capacity and did just what its' advocates claim it can do - caught you in a lie.

Tough shit man, move on...  you're obviously quite gainfully employed now so just get over it - get over yourself as well...