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Topic	If something's underwater, is it wet?
BADoglick 04/25/23 11:45:04 AM #5:	Good question. I'm a firm believer that water itself isn't wet, for the same reason that fire isn't referred to as burnt. I would say yes because whatever it is that's placed in the water is immediately affected by the water. Paper loses it's integrity. Phones get damaged. Pills dissolve. Etc --- BADoglick to the Max! <cite>BADoglick posted [p:973065369] in If somethi... [t:80422889]...</cite> <quote>Good question. I'm a firm believer that water itself isn't wet, for the same reason that fire isn't referred to as burnt.I would say yes because whatever it is that's placed in the water is immediately affected by the water. Paper loses it's integrity. Phones get damaged. Pills dissolve. Etc --- BADoglick to the Max!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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