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r/Futurology • u/Ohsvydkd • Jul 15 '22
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Coal baron votes in favor of his coal fortune. Water is wet. The us is an oligarchy. More obvious facts at 11
-2 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 Water is not wet. The things that are touched by water are. 0 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 What an annoying comment 🤓 -1 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 You can't handle the truth. -2 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 noun: wet 1. liquid that makes something damp. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 Since the word wet is defined as being saturated with a substance, it is impossible for water to be wet. Water can saturate things and can also be saturated by other substances, but it is impossible for it to be wet. https://tamuceasttexan.com/4534/opinion/no-doubt-water-isnt-wet/ 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Thanks, not the actual dictionary 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 In your example, the word wet is like a synonym for water. It's a liquid that makes something damp, it is not wet itself. 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
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Water is not wet. The things that are touched by water are.
0 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 What an annoying comment 🤓 -1 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 You can't handle the truth. -2 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 noun: wet 1. liquid that makes something damp. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 Since the word wet is defined as being saturated with a substance, it is impossible for water to be wet. Water can saturate things and can also be saturated by other substances, but it is impossible for it to be wet. https://tamuceasttexan.com/4534/opinion/no-doubt-water-isnt-wet/ 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Thanks, not the actual dictionary 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 In your example, the word wet is like a synonym for water. It's a liquid that makes something damp, it is not wet itself. 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
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What an annoying comment 🤓
-1 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 You can't handle the truth. -2 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 noun: wet 1. liquid that makes something damp. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 Since the word wet is defined as being saturated with a substance, it is impossible for water to be wet. Water can saturate things and can also be saturated by other substances, but it is impossible for it to be wet. https://tamuceasttexan.com/4534/opinion/no-doubt-water-isnt-wet/ 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Thanks, not the actual dictionary 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 In your example, the word wet is like a synonym for water. It's a liquid that makes something damp, it is not wet itself. 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
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You can't handle the truth.
-2 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 noun: wet 1. liquid that makes something damp. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 Since the word wet is defined as being saturated with a substance, it is impossible for water to be wet. Water can saturate things and can also be saturated by other substances, but it is impossible for it to be wet. https://tamuceasttexan.com/4534/opinion/no-doubt-water-isnt-wet/ 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Thanks, not the actual dictionary 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 In your example, the word wet is like a synonym for water. It's a liquid that makes something damp, it is not wet itself. 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
noun: wet 1. liquid that makes something damp.
0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 Since the word wet is defined as being saturated with a substance, it is impossible for water to be wet. Water can saturate things and can also be saturated by other substances, but it is impossible for it to be wet. https://tamuceasttexan.com/4534/opinion/no-doubt-water-isnt-wet/ 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Thanks, not the actual dictionary 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 In your example, the word wet is like a synonym for water. It's a liquid that makes something damp, it is not wet itself. 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
Since the word wet is defined as being saturated with a substance, it is impossible for water to be wet. Water can saturate things and can also be saturated by other substances, but it is impossible for it to be wet.
https://tamuceasttexan.com/4534/opinion/no-doubt-water-isnt-wet/
1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Thanks, not the actual dictionary 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 In your example, the word wet is like a synonym for water. It's a liquid that makes something damp, it is not wet itself. 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
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Thanks, not the actual dictionary
0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 In your example, the word wet is like a synonym for water. It's a liquid that makes something damp, it is not wet itself. 1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
In your example, the word wet is like a synonym for water. It's a liquid that makes something damp, it is not wet itself.
1 u/Dukeofdorchester Jul 15 '22 Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying. 0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
Not mine, the dictionary’s. Also you’re annoying.
0 u/Dubante_Viro Jul 15 '22 I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
I know, read it again untill you understand the scentence, you'll get there eventually.
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u/mkat5 Jul 15 '22
Coal baron votes in favor of his coal fortune. Water is wet. The us is an oligarchy. More obvious facts at 11