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Is water actually wet?

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RE: Is water actually wet?

#21
No, the word wet refers to a consequence of anything coming into contact with water. Its an effect that water has on anything else that it touches.

RE: Is water actually wet?

#22
Water is technically not wet itself, just makes other materials 'wet'.

RE: Is water actually wet?

#23
Water is wet to the feeling.Water itself is not wet, as weird as it sounds lol.

RE: Is water actually wet?

#24
Nope it's just pranked you about wet in reality it's like dust

RE: Is water actually wet?

#25
Water makes things wet, thats like saying fire is on fire

RE: Is water actually wet?

This post was last modified: 25-07-2019, 08:33 PM by Kononowicz
#26
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Nope it's just pranked you about wet in reality it's like dust

RE: Is water actually wet?

#27
Quick question, How high are you right now lmao cause you sound BLAZED.

RE: Is water actually wet?

#28
Water isn't wet because it is the wet, it doesn't get wet when making contact with liquids.
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RE: Is water actually wet?

This post was last modified: 26-07-2019, 05:08 AM by Reea
#29
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RE: Is water actually wet?

#30
The scientific answer to that is no, the hydrogen and oxygen atoms make each other wet when mixed together, water doesn't make water wet because it physically is impossible to do that. water makes other things wet, water isn't wet.



(TLDR; Water isn't wet)

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