Is Water Wet?

[SheepDog 17]

Like for real someone help me out. Can water be wet? what about ice? can ice be wet? these are big questions that need answering. I think it is stupid that the world is focusing on Syria when in reality we should be focused on the question at hand here.

[Zaroni Pepperoni 100]

Water is wet, as it is what causes things to be wet. Ice is wet as well because it makes other things wet. Syria is fucked as the us has spotted oil in its borders. Gg Assad 

[SheepDog 17]

1 hour ago, Zaroni Pepperoni said:

Water is wet, as it is what causes things to be wet. Ice is wet as well because it makes other things wet. Syria is fucked as the us has spotted oil in its borders. Gg Assad 

Can you prove any of that? Screenshots? logs?

[DarkAlias 154]

1 hour ago, Zaroni Pepperoni said:

Water is wet, as it is what causes things to be wet. Ice is wet as well because it makes other things wet. Syria is fucked as the us has spotted oil in its borders. Gg Assad 

YES! This is what I tell everyone! If water gets things wet, then its wet! 

[YeetMeister 63]

1 minute ago, DarkAlias said:

YES! This is what I tell everyone! If water gets things wet, then its wet! 

You can wipe water off of a table, making it dry, but can you wipe water off of water? No, WATER. IS. NOT. WET.

[SheepDog 17]

6 minutes ago, YeetMeister said:

You can wipe water off of a table, making it dry, but can you wipe water off of water? No, WATER. IS. NOT. WET.

But at a molecular level it would still be classified as wet. So theres no way to let the table dry without air. So water can make things wet. But isn't wet itself. Because water cant be wet... Prove me wrong.

[Tripppy 18]

AHHH this was my thread on the old forums, REEEEEEEEE.

P.S Water's not wet, here's a video suppoorting meeee statement.

WATAR NO IS THE WETTII

[IAreNemesis 8]

Fuck's sake. Is fire on fire? No.

 

Fuck off.

[SheepDog 17]

1 minute ago, IAreNemesis said:

Fuck's sake. Is fire on fire? No.

 

Fuck off.

but it could be technically... it is possible for two fires to be seperate and still be on fire. Potassium, zinc etc. depending on the variation of the chemistry.

[IAreNemesis 8]

2 minutes ago, SheepDog said:

but it could be technically... it is possible for two fires to be seperate and still be on fire. Potassium, zinc etc. depending on the variation of the chemistry.

[IAreNemesis 8]

Just now, IAreNemesis said:

WTF NO EDIT ABILITY

[SheepDog 17]

5 minutes ago, IAreNemesis said:

Sorry dude chemistry isnt a myth. 

[Tayler 395]

Water isn't wet. This joke has driven itself so far into the ground. Just stop

[Frosty 89]

Water is wet.

Since water can make things wet, it has to also be wet.

 

FOR EXAMPLE- If one man has the gay, and he touches another man, both men now have the gay.

[Jarold 234]

Wet = "covered or saturated with water or another liquid." .Water Is not wet, you cant saturate water with water, nor can you make water more wet (wetness is measurable). Wetness is caused by coming into contact with water,  just because it makes other things wet doesn't make it wet itself. 

The icecube though, can definitely be wet (even as it melts). Extremely frozen ice feels dry and kind of sticky to the touch, pour water on it & it becomes wet & slippery (sounds hot).