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[wolfdrummer]

My puppy went in for surgery last week to get spayed. When I dropped her off, they asked me if I wanted to get her microchipped as well. I told them she'd been microchipped already when she was a baby. If she ever gets lost, all animal services has to do is pass a scanner over her, and immediately they'll know where she lives, and how to contact me

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[oh_sometimes]

the thing with having chips inside of you is that, instead of stealing your credit card, theives will just chop your finger off(or wherever your chip is hidden).

[italia12]

This idea is and isn't a good idea. Yea, I understand what you're saying about it exposing criminals and fake ID's, but if you compile all of the information of a single person (i.e. SSN, insurance information, etc.) into one chip which is stored in a huge database then you're giving hackers who want to do identity theft a better chance of reaching ALL of your information and not just a credit card or insurance number. Also, how will you know if everyone has been chipped? people get around the system as it is, making a new one will just cause more chaos. I've thought of this idea a long time ago and thought it was pretty nifty, but, there's too many variables to look after.

[fts_cand_pchs]

psh
when we go off the yard we have to take our IDs
its hard to show someone a microchip implanted in your skin
but i agree it would be easier
yet more complicated.

[insinuations]

Jimmy, you didn't write this, haaa.