Does George Foreman have fingerprints?
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According to a recent news report he was travelling through Miami airport and was fingerprinted and to the security suprise there was just a black smuge, Apparantly he suffered burns from some type of chemical a number of years ago, and not as many believe from touching the hotplate on his grill.\n\n\nThis story was created by UK comedian Ross Nobel in January this year on a radio programme on Triple J  he sucked a lot of people in
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ask george hes the expert
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Dental Records\nFinger Prints\nCranial Facial Molding\nDNA\nAcquaintance Identification
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Wow. So your girlfriend doesn't take showers? And doesn't secrete oils or perspiration? Sorry, fingerprints don't last on human skin.
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fingerprints' purpose is to help you grip things when u pick them up. newborn babies don't develop fingerprints for i think like a few weeks
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Fingerprints are detected by the oils left behind-washing them in soapy water would remove them-alcohol will also do the trick.
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yes you have the proof on your finger
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He reflects his heat vision off a mirror and burns his own facial hair off in order to shave.  (This is actually true....  at least as far as the cartoons, TV shows and comics are concerned....)\n\nAs for his hair, he probably bounces the heat vision off several mirrors\ndoing the same thing as his his beard.  \nAgain the heat vision could probably burn down the nails as well.\n(The hair and nails are my best guess)
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prime for prime...........there was no heavyweight better than Big George Foreman......not even close........the 70-73 Foreman was as close to invincible as you can get.......a prime Ali struggled with Norton and Frazier........the 72-73 Foreman blew both of them out in 2 rounds....and when i say "blew them out"...i mean it..........he CRUSHED them........Ali was fortunate to fight the 74 Foreman.,...well,the boxing commumity  knows he was out of shape and couldnt spar for 5 weeks .........the fight was actually to take place 5 weeks before it did.......Ali wouldve got beat that night in Zaire if Formen was conditioned properly.......Ali fighting Foreman in 72 -73???.....he wouldve got crushed just like prime Frazier and Norton did......nevermind the fact that Foreman wins the heavy title 20 yrs later at 45 and went toe to toe with a prime Holyfield at 41.......so..it goes, Foreman(72-73) , Ali(70-71), Frazier(69-70), Tyson(86-87), Liston(61-62),Louis(38-39),Lewis(92-93),Holyfield(95-96),Marciano(52-53),Holmes(77-78).
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Aint no such thing as dna fingerprints....There is dna forensic testing and fingerprint analysis....
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There are four basic patterns used to classify fingerprints -the arch, the loop and the whorl, and the composite (which is a combination of the arch, loop and whorl). If you think of a military map or a bushwalker's map, an "arch" is a gentle rise, a "loop" is a ridge, while a "whorl" is a solitary hill or peak.\nTo match one fingerprint to another fingerprint, the fingerprint officer has to find a certain number of recognisable features that are the same in each fingerprint - these are called similarities. In most countries, there have to be more than eight such similarities between the fingerprints, before they can be counted as admissible evidence.\n\nIdentical twins happen when a single fertilized egg splits into two embryos. Each of the embryos has identical DNA, so surely the new-born babies should greet the world with identical fingerprints?\nFingerprints are laid down between the 13th and the 19th week of growth in the womb. There are at least two factors that can give different fingerprints.\n\nFirst, the DNA doesn't make a perfect copy of itself every time it divides - it picks up mutations. To get from one single cell to the 10-100 trillion cells of a grown adult human, the DNA has to divide many many times. This gives ample opportunity for many mutations to accumulate.\nSecond, the mathematicians tell us that if the foetus had flattened finger pads, the baby is more likely to have the simpler arch pattern, or the slightly more complicated loop pattern. But on the other hand, if the foetus had swollen finger pads, baby is more likely to have the more complex whorl pattern of ridges. The two identical twins might grow in the same uterus, but they have different lengths and diameters of umbilical cord, so they will each get a different blood flow. The twin with the lesser blood flow will cut down the blood flow to the lower body, to preserve it for the brain. By an accident of anatomy, this gives more blood flowing into the arms. The baby ends up with proportionately bigger fingers, and more whorls in their fingerprints.\n\nIn 2003, a paper called On the similarity of identical twin fingerprints was published in The Journal of the Pattern Recognition Society. They found that the fingerprints of 94 "identical" twins were not identical - although they were more similar than non-related people. \nVarious organisations collect fingerprints, but the FBI probably has the biggest collection. They have over 200 million sets of fingerprints - but then, so does every house with small children!
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Why are Joe's parent's little fingers bent?  Did they have an accident during their lives?  If they have an occupation that tends to bend fingers and Joe enters that occupation too, his finger is likely to get bent too.\n\nAcquired traits are not inheritable.
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A very good question from your nephew\nNature provides us with the natural form of clones:\nidentical twins share the same genetic makeup and even\ndeveloped in the same uterus. Nevertheless, their\nfingerprints are not identical, though similar. The\nformation of fingerprints is partly the result of a\nstochastic process.\nThe ultimate shape of fingerprints are believed to be influenced by environmental factors during pregnancy, like nutrition, blood pressure, position in the womb and the growth rate of the fingers at the end of the first trimester. \n\n\nSo identical twins and clones are similar and they have similar but not identical finger prints.
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Are you kidding????\n\nYes they have legal finger prints. \n\nWhat would make you think otherwise?
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Every person in the world has unique genetic code.  This code is present in all cells.  So if criminals are arrested and their genetic fingerprints put on record, then if they commit another crime, they can be identified by any blood, saliva, etc. that they leave behind.  That way, we're not limited by needing to get an actual thumbprint on the scene of the crime - any bodily fluid or tissue will do.  And the genetic match, if done right, is extremely accurate.
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No each finger has it's own different finger print.
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No, he's an alien from outer space. He uses the alias of George W. Bush.