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  1. 07-06-2006, 09:26 AM #1
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    Do clones, having not been birthed, have a 'birthday'?

    well? do they?
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    Re: Do clones, having not been birthed, have a 'birthday'?

    Well your birthday is the day you were born, so unless you count when they come out the incubator, then I'd say no...
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    Re: Do clones, having not been birthed, have a 'birthday'?

    yes they do, metal is wrong.

    really though i guess it depends on what you mean by birth, literally coming out of your moms vagina, or the day something (like a clone) is complete. they use the same word for other stuff besides babies.. like for example, "News: And Green3D is born!!! 27th of June, 2006 11:30pm PST"
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    Re: Do clones, having not been birthed, have a 'birthday'?

    Quote Originally Posted by HackerHellstorm
    yes they do, metal is wrong.

    really though i guess it depends on what you mean by birth, literally coming out of your moms vagina, or the day something (like a clone) is complete. they use the same word for other stuff besides babies.. like for example, "News: And Green3D is born!!! 27th of June, 2006 11:30pm PST"
    I understand that but i mean the word birthday. Birth being one of the verbs included. A clone isn't 'birthed' into the world is it? or is it? is it to be considered the same thing? I really am curious about this. it would be interesting to know the official standing on this....
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    Re: Do clones, having not been birthed, have a 'birthday'?

    Quote Originally Posted by HackerHellstorm
    yes they do, metal is wrong.

    really though i guess it depends on what you mean by birth, literally coming out of your moms vagina, or the day something (like a clone) is complete. they use the same word for other stuff besides babies.. like for example, "News: And Green3D is born!!! 27th of June, 2006 11:30pm PST"
    If you really think about it. A woman that has a "C" section did not truly give birth. So then by theory, that baby would not have a "Birth Day"!

    So if you see it as, the day you take your first gasps of air. Then yes Dolly has a birthday and so do all the "C"section baby's.
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    Re: Do clones, having not been birthed, have a 'birthday'?

    Quote Originally Posted by Uber_Tiny
    If you really think about it. A woman that has a "C" section did not truly give birth. So then by theory, that baby would not have a "Birth Day"!

    So if you see it as, the day you take your first gasps of air. Then yes Dolly has a birthday and so do all the "C"section baby's.
    Hmm.....see I just don't think thats true. C-section babies don't have a birthday just like they dont have a soul
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  7. 07-06-2006, 06:55 PM #7
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    Re: Do clones, having not been birthed, have a 'birthday'?

    I was born (I think?) and I don't have a soul...
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