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Can you look like the person that spits in your food?

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i have to post this again because I posted the first question incorrectly.

 

I know one person that spit in one persons food a lot when he was a child and now he looks like him. they spent a lot of time close. can you explain this? thank you

44 minutes ago, anaccount123456 said:

I know one person that spit in one persons food a lot when he was a child and now he looks like him. they spent a lot of time close. can you explain this? thank you

They are siblings?

I am unsure as to what just happened... regardless, i think this needs to be tested!! Any volunteers. Dibs on being the producer of said spit!! 

2 hours ago, anaccount123456 said:

can you explain this? thank you

They're the same person. :eek:

 

 

But seriously, as mentioned by others, there is no mechanism or process by which saliva can alter outward appearance, other than making you look less intelligent when you drool.

I've been keeping this under wraps, but it's called  'Enyzmatic metamorphosis by proxy'. :D

9 minutes ago, StringJunky said:

I've been keeping this under wraps, but it's called  'Enyzmatic metamorphosis by proxy'. :D

So when you spit in people's faces, you're just trying to make them look younger?! 

3 minutes ago, Phi for All said:

So when you spit in people's faces, you're just trying to make them look younger?! 

There's money in spit.

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