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Honda's and Acura's starting with out key

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ok, my friend was telling me today that he found out how to start a honda or a acura with out a key.. he said he saw it done.. he described it but I forgot, out of pure curiosity (i am not going to steel my own car) how is this done I heard on older cars you pull back some piece and then rub any metal thing over a part.. pure curiosity (so i can possibly try to prevent it) how is this done?
 
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PowerBookG4 said:

Well, what you were talking about didn't sound at all like hot-wireing (ok, it did, but it sounded more like screwing around with the keyhole).
 
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yeah i didn't want hotwiring per-say .. well in some form i guess it was.. i don't really know what it was as i did not catch the entire thing when he was speaking.. I was looking more for.. how to do it then what it was.
 

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