To: TexKat
They also said they don't believe the type of fingernails that were found -- the kind that are applied with an adhesive strip -- actually ripped off during an attack.
Even if they were applied, "Press on" nails never stay put. Even when they're applied with glue. But being that they were applied with a strip adhesive would make them even less likely to stay in place. "Press on" nails are usually what women put on for a one night event. You can't expect them to last much longer than that. For artifical nails to last they have to be done at a salon and there is much more involved than just sticking them on with glue. Can i get an Amen, ladies?
To: uncitizen
"Can i get an Amen, ladies?"
Absolutely. I agree with you.
This whole nail thing is ridiculous. But the media keeps saying DNA under fingernail or acrylic fingernails. That way, it truly sounds like there was a struggle with scratching, etc.
I have acrylics and they are adhered to the real nail with a strong resin....done at a salon. There is no chance of losing one of them, as opposed to the press-ons...the press-ons will fall off with the very slightest touch!
248 posted on
05/12/2006 10:57:19 AM PDT by
toldyou
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