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| if spirits are destroyed by burning ALL of their remains, with all the haircuts and times people clip their nails, how can you actually kill it with all those remains that remain? I do have the answer to this. For anyone interested, first one to get it right gets the No Prize Award. |
| Hair and finger nails have no DNA. They're made up of the same exact stuff for every person, it's just proteins |
| @2: right and wrong, the base of hair and nails which is attached to the body does contain DNA. |
for Dionysus:
Yes the hair and nails are connected to the skin, and skin does have dna. But i wasnt talking about skin, Lucid-Naz was talking about when people cut off hair, or clip nails. They dont cut off their skin along with it lol... |
| that's why i said right and wrong :) your statement per se is wrong "hair and finger nails have no DNA" but in the context of lucid's situation, it is right ^^ |
Hair and Fingernails have DNA, 100%. Given a Nail cutting, it is possible to find out who it is from without any skin attachment using a chemistry kit and a DNA database.
And most spirits are not destroyed by burning ALL of their remains, you can easily destroy any spirit by facing up to it and banishing it in God's Name. Done it a couple of times myself already. |
| banishing is not the same as destroying. You banish kids to thier room but you, well most normal people dont destroy them to their room. Uhhh, that was SUPPOSE to be funny. Anyways, this is just for fun so please don't take what I post too seriously. :) And if anyone has watched the series, Supernatural, they had a spirit who haunted a town due to a lock of his hair. As stated before, there is a hypothetical reason as to why. Maybe hypothetical isn't the best word for a non-science, wow, I am way over-explaining, haha. Well good fortune to ya'll on being the first to get the first ever No Prize Award in all of LWM history! |
I actually mean destroy, not banish. As in cause to cease to exist on this realm or on any realm above or below.
But then, you can't really go check, right? |
| closed by Lucid-Naz (2012-01-07 00:44:58) |
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