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Guys, me and my friends have been arguing about this for the past few hours, alright? Is water wet, alright? I need a genuine question, please God.
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It makes things wet, but water isn't wet
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But the only thing that makes things wet on me WAAAGH! WAAGH! WAAGH! WAAGH! WAAGH! Thank you.
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What?
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No water is water, water isn't wet, because wet would be wet and water is water. So that's how you know water isn't wet and wet isn't water.
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Yeah, this is what reasons why I don't know made it up
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You see water makes things wet it is not what it's self that's how it works it we can't make water wet with water
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Okay so I get where you're like coming from but like, how does water make things wet if it's not wet itself? Like, don't you have to be wet to like, make other things wet? You know? I don't know. Good Time我們 having a lot of fun today.
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Wetness is defined by the ability of a liquid to apply itself onto a solid surface so no it is not wet itself because water is liquid
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Yeah water is the definition of what I don't know where you got your little definition from like Wikipedia or something but like water cannot get wet because it is already wet because water is on
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Wrong water cannot get wet because it is not a solid surface only solid surfaces get wet from liquids liquids cannot make a liquid wet
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Actually that's wrong because in space where gravity is defied water is still wet even though it's not on a flat surface it's in the air so I don't know where you got your little thing
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You're describing how it feels and also your body is a solid surface so when it comes in contact with water that's when you feel and yeah my route applies so see you you're wrong
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No but I am
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... $1 trillion in sustainable finance. No!
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Personally I don't know because I get on you get wet if you touch water but only if you touch water you get wet but maybe if you don't touch it it's not wet
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Why didn't know it but your mom was late last night
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Uh, I wouldn't say it's wet, but you know what is? mother's silken, wet, juicy fat.
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