Is water wet?

[Chronicle 164]

Is water wet?

 

This question has made me question life itself. I've been caught in some kind of trance, lulling me into a state of despair. I need answers, so I figured the best way was to make a post about it. And here we are. 

[Pyre 3,485]

Well, let me explain.

 

If potato=X, then water= potato.

 

Y= 7

Add 7 to X

Your answer is wet.

So yes, water is wet.

[Musa 5,352]

no u

[Chronicle 164]

Well, let me explain.

 

If potato=X, then water= potato.

 

Y= 7

Add 7 to X

Your answer is wet.

So yes, water is wet.

Get this man his gold.

[Pyre 3,485]

Get this man his gold.

Gold box plz admin?

[Chronicle 164]

Gold box plz admin?

:huh: Perhaps... 

[GorgoBlesk 831]

Get this man his gold.

gold was?

 

I think that water is wet because everything that has water inside its molecular structure is wet. Water has water inside its molecular structure so it is wet.

 

Wet things have water inside their molecular structure. When you wait for a long time, the water inside them vaporises so they get dry. Water also vaporises when it is not inside other wet things.

 

Do you know why is solid CO2 called 'dry ice'?

 

Which liquid is good for breaking things?

[Chronicle 164]

gold was?

 

I think that water is wet because everything that has water inside its molecular structure is wet. Water has water inside its molecular structure so it is wet.

 

Wet things have water inside their molecular structure. When you wait for a long time, the water inside them vaporises so they get dry. Water also vaporises when it is not inside other wet things.

 

Do you know why is solid CO2 called 'dry ice'?

 

Which liquid is good for breaking things?

HCL? (Hydrochloric acid)

 

Avoid delving into science, there's a topic about that. So this post might get merged to it  :ph34r:

[Guest]

Quite frankly we are taught that water is wet, but in truthfulness we really don't know what it is. Just like were taught fire hot. 

[Chronicle 164]

Quite frankly we are taught that water is wet, but in truthfulness we really don't know what it is. Just like were taught fire hot. 

Well, you know what they say, nothing is on fire, fire is on things! 

[Heles 9,220]

If I put a towel in a tub of water, the towel is now wet.

If I put a watermelon in a tub of water, the watermelon is now wet.

If I put a fish in a tub of water, the fish is now wet.

But if I put water in a tub of water, the water is now wet.

Boom. Genius.

[GorgoBlesk 831]

HCL? (Hydrochloric acid)

 

Avoid delving into science, there's a topic about that. So this post might get merged to it :ph34r:

HCl is an acid. It does not break things, it dissolves them.

 

The answer is Liquid Nitrogen! It is so cold that it can break basically everything. It even breaks balls, bananas, cakes, flowers and other things which normally do not break.

[Chronicle 164]

HCl is an acid. It does not break things, it dissolves them.

 

The answer is Liquid Nitrogen! It is so cold that it can break basically everything. It even breaks balls, bananas, cakes, flowers and other things which normally do not break.

Can it break everything?  How? Someone could probably answer that, but I bet I can add another "How".

[thunderousrailgunner 1,934]

Water is awesome :ph34r:

[splitterpoint 10,986]

You're wet when the water you TOUCC likes to stick to any other kind of molecule (you) than water itself due to adhesion.

 

So you're wet when you're more polar than the water you TOUCC. So whenever you are sad because you think you're not attractive, remember that water will always like you.. boy that's a lot of you's lol

 

You can also get wet in a different way but I don't think I am allowed to mention that here.

Edited August 9, 2018 by splitterpoint

[Destroyer7777777tank 339]

Wait if our body is made up of 60% of water. 
Does that make us wet all the time??? 

[jaydevjaydev 343]

Water is awesome :ph34r:

Water is tasty  :wub:  :wub:

[BigCar 80]

no smh water is extra dry are you delusional my boy

[Chronicle 164]

You're wet when the water you TOUCC likes to stick to any other kind of molecule (you) than water itself due to adhesion.

 

So you're wet when you're more polar than the water you TOUCC. So whenever you are sad because you think you're not attractive, remember that water will always like you.. boy that's a lot of you's lol

 

You can also get wet in a different way but I don't think I am allowed to mention that here.

Cohesive properties allow them to form hydrogen bonds. Because of adhesion water likes to stick to other molecules, I'm more polar than the water molecules, so they stick to me, I get that but... how. Actually, don't answer that its science  :unsure:. Thanks for the contribution. 

[Chronicle 164]

Wait if our body is made up of 60% of water. 

Does that make us wet all the time??? 

Well, I done buttered my biscuits.  :ph34r:

 

Water-ception.

Edited August 9, 2018 by Chronicle

[splitterpoint 10,986]

I get that but... how.

 

Meteorites probably brought water here.

But who made water?!

[Chronicle 164]

Meteorites probably brought water here.

But who made water?!

Water from outer space? Waterology?  :huh: Or maybe hydrogen atoms bond to oxygen to form the vapor that later condenses into a liquid that's today called water? 

[Hall_of_Famer 2,124]

Water isn't wet rest of the things are dry. 

[splitterpoint 10,986]

Water from outer space? Waterology?  :huh: Or maybe hydrogen atoms bond to oxygen to form the vapor that later condenses into a liquid that's today called water?

 

So who made hydrogen and oxygen?!

[Chronicle 164]

So who made hydrogen and oxygen?!

gases were given off by volcanoes (including hydrogen) -> plant life started to evolve (algae) as the earth cools down -> photosynthesis -> oxygen