is water wet

[Anthrax_PL]

yes water is wet

it is wet because when it touches something it will become wet

its also a liquid

 

[Blackquill]

+1

Water = Wet
@Ready Salted = Fat
@Jaydawg = :dogb:
@Danny & @>MJ = :tobdog:

 

[Erkor]

water is NOT wet. if something is wet it implies water particles are saturating it, which implies it can be saturated with water (solid)

 

[Blackquill]

water is NOT wet. if something is wet it implies water particles are saturating it, which implies it can be saturated with water (solid)

erkor i thought you were smart german doctor....................................................

how could you be so WRONG

 

[Anthrax_PL]

water is NOT wet. if something is wet it implies water particles are saturating it, which implies it can be saturated with water (solid)

water is wet because it makes other things wet

you can't take a hammer and smash your wall it won't leave any residue it will just result in a broken wall

 

[Josh]

technically it is both wet and not wet simultaneously, if u think long and hard about it.

 

[Rabid]

water is NOT wet. if something is wet it implies water particles are saturating it, which implies it can be saturated with water (solid)

 

[All Adm*ns are Bastards]

Piss is wet! Here come's the airplane! : - D

 

[Knight]

 

[Anthrax_PL]

the ocean is already wet because its made of water

you can't just add in more water and it makes it wetter its already wet

 

[Erkor]

youjve been trolled,successfully

this is going into my collection

 

[Knight]

The volume of a glass of water being taken up isn’t wet

The sides of the inner walls are however indeed wet

 

[Anthrax_PL]

The volume of a glass of water being taken up isn’t wet

The sides of the inner walls are however indeed wet

the inner walls are wet because the water is touching it since water is wet

 

[surra]

outdated meme

 

[[USCF]ToastyTerrorist]

is fire burnt

 

[ddæ]

i have always believed that water is unironically wet

 

[Deleted member 377]

if water isn't wet, is it dry?

 

[[USCF]ToastyTerrorist]

if you think about it that reductively, of course, water is wet. it's like the time old adage "if you cut a tree down where nobody could hear it did it ever happen?" of course it happened, but that's not the point.

the "water isn't wet/is wet" argument can be made for literally the entirety that man is alive because language is subjective. for example...
there's this definition of "wet."

wet
/wet/
adjective
adjective: wet; comparative adjective: wetter; superlative adjective: wettest

1. covered or saturated with water or another liquid.
   "she followed, slipping on the wet rock"

and this one.

noun
noun: wet

1. 1.
   liquid that makes something damp.
   "I could feel the wet of his tears"
   synonyms: wetness, damp, moisture, moistness, sogginess;
   wateriness
   "the wet of his tears"

If you want to really answer this question, we need to clear up the definition of the word "wet."

if it's the condition of a liquid sticking to a solid surface, such as water wetting our skin, then we cannot say that water is wet by itself, because it takes a liquid AND a solid to define the term "wet."
however,
If we define "wet" as a sensation that we get when a liquid comes in contact with us, then yes, water is wet to us.

 

[Deleted member 1381]

the state of being wet is when something is saturated by a liquid, in this case water

water is not saturated by a liquid because it is the liquid

/thread

 

[GenericPlayer]

water is not wet nor dry

it's wry

because it's constantly mocking you with it's state of ascended being