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[hops]

The sky is magenta.

[MrRoboto75]

water is dry

[hops]

water is dry

So are you just intentionally missing the point? According to these random irrelevant articles I linked here:

https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/asean/1496242/video-of-shark-in-malaysia-restaurant-aquarium-sparks-outrage

https://kotaku.com/watching-the-final-boss-of-dark-souls-die-in-one-hit-is-1827269750/amp

https://cyclingtips.com/2018/07/cycling-as-meditation-can-riding-help-us-achieve-mindfulness/

You can see that water is composed of water, which is wet.

[MrRoboto75]

Is ice considered wet?

[hops]

Is ice considered wet?

Ice is solid, but usually turns into liquid so it becomes wet.

[ChairmanPoo]

There is also such a thing as dry ice.  Ergo regular ice is wet, otherwise the distinctiom would not be necessary

[hops]

There is also such a thing as dry ice.  Ergo regular ice is wet, otherwise the distinctiom would not be necessary

Dry ice is wet with the blood of the idiot who touched it.

[ChairmanPoo]

Havent seen anyone bleeding because of touching dry ice

[smjjames]

If you move it to the Forum Games section, does that count as 'locking' it because it's ghost will be locked here.

[FallacyofUrist]

Yea. Nobody touches dry ice, ergo it doesn't get wet with blood, ergo it's dry. Besides...

Is blood even wet? Surely, it's at least partly liquid, but would you call something covered in blood wet? No, you would call it covered in blood. Or maybe you would scream and call 911(or your local equivalent for ye non Americans).

But would blood touching dry ice even remain a liquid? Could blood... solidify?

[MrRoboto75]

Yea. Nobody touches dry ice, ergo it doesn't get wet with blood, ergo it's dry. Besides...

Is blood even wet? Surely, it's at least partly liquid, but would you call something covered in blood wet? No, you would call it covered in blood. Or maybe you would scream and call 911(or your local equivalent for ye non Americans).

But would blood touching dry ice even remain a liquid? Could blood... solidify?

You can bathe in blood, which may signify its wet.

Meanwhile, you wouldn't bathe in a ball pit.  The plastic balls (shouldn't :/) be wet.

Also, blood can solidify.  Its how you form scabs.

[birdy51]

Blood is thicker than water, yer argument is valid, but I'm being intentionally contrary.

[hops]

Blood is thicker than water, yer argument is valid, but I'm being intentionally contrary.

The full quote is “The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb." Educate thyself, ignoramus, or I'll throw walls of text at you that summarize to "Fuck you, I'm right."

[MrRoboto75]

Blood is thicker than water

So is maple syrup

[Cyroth]

Blood is thicker than water

So is maple syrup

Isn't that just the blood of canadians?