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Again, you try to have your "aha" moment and fail spectacularly.
Many things can survive a fire; from pictures to small plates; from documents to money in a wallet. And once again you demonstrate your ignorance on how fires work; heat doesn't necessary mean something is burning. or are you too ignorant to know that heat can spread faster than fire?
If a fire started in the living room, but doesn't spread to the kitchen (which is attached to the living room) the contents of the a kitchen could survive the blaze. Though it doesn't mean that the contents of that kitchen are cool to the touch. Items can still be too hot. HOT doesn't mean something is going to burn.
Does your pot and pans burn when you put it directly on a fire? No.
Can you touch a pot or pan when its cooking and say it's cool? of course not.
You show with every post how you fail at logical thinking.
A plastic drivers license is not made of metal
Just go back to watching CNN and Fox and assuming they are telling you the truth.
Last edited by CaseyB; 02-13-2013 at 04:44 PM..
Reason: rude
I have thrown my drivers license in the fire before, it melts quickly due to the heat and turns into this bubbly foamy goo. Even if Mr. Dorner had some sort of wallet made of material that would survive that fire, that wallet would still get so hot the license would melt inside and be unidentifiable.
Nifty stuff! He lost his license but either A. Walked into a DMV and got a new one while on the run B. Stole it back from the cops or C. and most plausible the "authorities" are lying to us all.
Or D he had duplicates or E the new reports are inaccurate.
If one thing Sandy Hook has shown is not believe the reports because half the time they are talking out of their ass, especially the initial ones.
I have thrown my drivers license in the fire before, it melts quickly due to the heat and turns into this bubbly foamy goo.
You have? You just by sheer coincidence have performed that particular experiment (for whatever incomprehensible reason) and it suddenly now is so convenient to your position in this thread?
You can't possibly believe that anybody here is going to read that and not conclude that you are completely full of ****.
Having had a house fire and the opportunity to pick through it you'd be quite surprised what doesn't burn or melt. The smell and smoke damage is another story.
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I knew the doubters would come out. Look the body was charred as reported, not completely burned up.
I have little doubt that the license could have easily survived in his wallet.
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