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[@panashemazivisa9180]

"This is definetly a weed conversation"

[@F3ARtheGERBIL]

Panashe Mazivisa low key tho, i had this conversation last time i was high with my one friend like 2 weeks ago

[@ywanino4085]

Panashe Mazivisa a weed conversation in your whitest voice possible

[@panashemazivisa9180]

These r one of those infinity Q, which have no answers 🤔

[@ywanino4085]

Panashe Mazivisa water is wet

[@gabist8516]

Patrick was so ready to fight everyone lmao

[@NicoleStLouis-is2hc]

s. gabi Tahir too. I thought he was gonna cry.

[@ReapersAid]

I wanna hit that bald dude that was with Tahir, just for being dumb as shit. Also lol Tahir... "If fire is hot, water is wet." lolololol good point.

[@firstname1903]

@@ReapersAid hot is a temperature. STOOPIIDDDD

[@WeNation316]

@@firstname1903 what temperature is fire?

[@armedtitanium4390]

1950: In the future there will be flying cars and cures for everything 2017: is water wet?

[@boringvlogs6053]

Armed Titanium no one cares what people said in the 50s

[@entendjale6099]

Isn't a plane a huge flying car tho

[@KD_Smoove]

Sup Tho you think planes werent around in the 50s bro?

[@Figs3]

Man we were promised flying cars back in the mid 00's I remember watching a VH1 special that Oprah had one and they were supposed to be around in 2010. Obviously that didn't happen, so now while we wait we're going to discuss other shit.

[@LaDanteRiley]

We are too busy making lifelike sex robots to make actual flying cars.

[@mirokulover180]

When Meg took off Patrick’s hat omg 😭😭😭😭 “On Camera!?” 😂😂

[@Faaade_]

Meg & Pat are adorable

[@janivamellor23]

EclecticFlavor. RIGHT

[@Iamleahbeah]

Yeah that lil eye contact when she took his hat off and he got all shy I was like awwwwww ☺️

[@capturedbyken2936]

I could watch them argue about this all day

[@theehiatusqueenaj]

same

[@zak8211]

Its so funny XD

[@kayron98]

4:52 "On Camera" 😂😂

[@MizzSamurai]

Daddy Sombro patrick and her

[@lovelym8185]

Mizz Samurai married in 5 years I’m calling it lol

[@RaisedByYoutube]

The definition of wet: covered or saturated with water or another liquid. So water is NOT wet, it only has the ability to make other things wet...I'm mad I had to actually look up the definition of wet lol

[@kikilicious99]

So, if you're emerged in water you ARE wet.

[@BionicMexican]

Kidan the G You invalidated your own argument by saying,"Covered or saturated." Now, as you should know water is a molecule, and in order for us to see or feel water, a substantial group of water molecules have to be present. That means that if we can derive the presence of water, water molecules have to be COVERED with other water molecules. Unless you can single out ONE h20 molecule which I know for sure that you can't), water is wet. You're dun no. -Big Shaq

[@grzegorzpiwonski1978]

Congratulations! you actually made the effort to look up the definition and I'd give you points for trying if... you'd have bothered to read literally four more sentences. Then you'd have seen that you disprove your own point in not even the next sentence. My job here is done.

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

Kidan the G Definition of wet wetter; wettest 1a : consisting of, containing, covered with, or soaked with liquid (such as water)

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

First words are "consisting of"

[@NicoleStLouis-is2hc]

I would enjoy watching Meg and Pat just reacting to a bunch of random videos...I love them together.

[@omarsalem9544]

Nicole St. Louis are you from stl

[@highsocietypottery9381]

Meg need to be partnered with Tony or Kraig! She's too chill around @PatrickCloud lolz He's too chill!

[@theehiatusqueenaj]

4:33 Tahir a better argument pertaining to the original question (Is water wet?) would be “Is fire flammable?” answer: no fire is not flammable, fire burns other objects (not itself) just as water makes other objects wet (not itself).

[@tahirmoore]

Aireka Jackson that’s deep

[@raystowers1670]

No tahir is right lmao. Spell your name right before trying to get into arguments about logic 😂😂😂

[@theehiatusqueenaj]

Ray Stowers lmaoo ok

[@TeenoFox]

Ray Stowers you stupid for that 😂😂

[@bucketwalking8192]

Aireka Jackson waster has to be wet to get other things wet

[@NissaTheGamer]

Water isn't wet! Period. 💀 Cause wet describes how something feel. Water makes things wet but water by itself is just a substance.

[@spritemanliteman]

L

[@urugly5118]

Water is wet. What is water? H2O. Every molecule of water will be surrounded by another molecule. And thanks to Hydrogen bonds, this will always make sure this is the case. H20 is always in the proximate vicinity of other H2O particles and if we define wet by covered in water, then water is wet

[@antwon_0283]

Brandon Acosta when water comes within contact with an object that object is wet water isn’t wet, wet is a feeling

[@willthompson2701]

lets take a piece of cloth for example... if you put a cloth in a fire what happens? It burns up and lights on fire. you dont have to take it out of the fire for it to be on fire already, so if i put a cloth in water it absorbs the water just like our bodies do and becomes wet while in the water. you dont have to come out of the water to be wet

[@glennjeffers8040]

Nope. That's not how that works.

[@MoneyMakinMichh]

You can't get water wet, you can't light fire on fire, and you can't get dirt dirty. But if you put your hand in water it's wet! If you put your hand in fire it's on fire! If your hands in dirt it's dirty!

[@NissaTheGamer]

ItsMikeyMoe oo THANK YOU!

[@bleachcool1465]

ItsMikeyMoe oo The existence of fire is a chemical reaction, not a substance. Water itself is a substance. There are many different types of “fires” but there is only one substance with consistency and chemical make up of water. If you combine a substance, with the same substance it remains the same. Water. If you combine a substance with another substance you get a reaction. Fire; wetness.

[@MoneyMakinMichh]

Timothy Thomas steam and water have the same chemical substance

[@bleachcool1465]

ItsMikeyMoe oo thats why I said consistency and chemical make up. Also to add on to my point. Water and fire are completely different. Fire is a product of molecules when reacting to each other. The light and heat we see and feel is fire. Fire needs fuel to sustain it’s form. Water is a bond between 2 hydrogen and Oxygen molecules. It’s a substance. Steam is water thats just been heated.

[@MoneyMakinMichh]

Timothy Thomas it's like talking to a textbook

[@hxpewxrld]

Tahir's analogies make no damn sense, he's just saying anything 💀💀💀

[@jasiicole8187]

Asking is water wet is Iike asking is fire burning 😂

[@quantae7]

jasiicole fire does not burn

[@purexroyalty20179]

Fire doesn't burn

[@diamondw1858]

Right lmao, water makes things wet, but isn't itself wet. Fire burns things, but isn't burning itself

[@keenawatley2038]

@jasiicole and PUREx ROYALTY isn't the point of fire to burn something?

[@tameracoates398]

@@keenawatley2038 it’s to burn something but it isn’t itself burning. It changes the state of something- Water isn’t wet- it makes the person wet once water touches it- Think about it- You actually say I’m WET- With a lot of things- If someone spills juice on you, if you pee on your self are all described as wet- None of which are actual WATER- Wet is the state of NOT BEING DRY!

[@primeshinobi]

Water is NOT wet. Its so simple. If you poor water on water it doesn't become "wet water" it is just more water.

[@victorbaez9714]

DineroEli X so lets say i walk into a pit of fire and i am fully surounded by fire. So I'm not on fire until i walk out of the pit.

[@jehuhairston350]

you said "poor" instead of "pour" take this L

[@kaitynicky3367]

Water makes things wet, but it isn’t wet itself. Tell me how you can make water wet?

[@kevinm.6221]

Victor Baez fire and water are 2 completely different things

[@kevinm.6221]

Victor Baez water isn't wet. Wetness is a description of our experience of water; what happens to us when we come into contact with water in such a way that it impinges on our state of being. We, or our possessions, 'get wet'.

[@teyshaunpalmer7489]

Technically water isn’t wet. Water itself cannot be wet. Water is water, and water can only make other things wet. If u pour water on any solid, the solid will be wet. If you pour water on water, then then you’re not making the water more wet. You’re only making more water.

[@coreydaprince]

Teyshaun Palmer so is water not a liquid?

[@johnshakur8562]

I guess water is a solid or a gas🤷🏽‍♂️

[@SheAThought]

coreydaprince yes its a liquid but liquids arent "wet" they just make things wet.

[@kingroman5844]

Water is liquid. Water is not wet..if you put water on water the water remains water. If you place an object in water its submerged in water, when you take the object out of water or pour water on an object the object itself is wet and the water is still water.

[@dana.parker]

wet: "consisting of, containing, covered with, or soaked with liquid (such as water)". Tell me water doesn't consist of a liquid.

[@GotexFirewall]

Put water into a pond and ask if it's wet

[@tommyali1787]

Derrian Walton exactly

[@michaelwatts421]

Put sand into sand and ask if it’s dry

[@kashkid537]

Michael Watts it is dry💀💀💀

[@kingroman5844]

Michael Watts if you put sand on sand it remains sand. If the sand touches water it becomes wet. When the water evaporates from the sand it becomes dry. But if you put sand on sand wet or dry it remains sand.

[@pencilpoet4167]

If we were to make an instrument that can determine wetness, would it not determine the hydrosphere as wet? If we base all of are arguments on our environment above water, then how are we to define other environments?

[@stardom90210]

Water isn't wet. Wet is the feeling AFTER being in water because you have the residue of water on you. So technically he is right.

[@Alex-tx2em]

Nope. Being covered in water is considered wet, so when your underwater you're not dry now are you?

[@stardom90210]

Alex Almansoori Wetness can't exist without dryness. So because there is no dryness in water, if you are IN water, as in below the surface of water, you're not wet because you're inside of it, you can't experience wetness until you get out of the water.

[@TS-xy8fq]

Patrick is so done 😂😂

[@Simplylemonade2016]

It depends on what side of the planet you on.... IM CRYING!!!!!

[@baihas8214]

Wet can't describe a liquid because without liquids there is no wet

[@michaelwatts421]

We can’t describe a solid because without solids there is no dry

[@michaelwatts421]

Gases too right?

[@Hardemantv]

Michael Watts a solid can be wet.

[@baihas8214]

Michael Watts you missed the point but you're funny tho

[@Hardemantv]

I got the point. I was just making a statement.

[@havok2970]

Each and everyday we get further and further away from God...

[@NicoleStLouis-is2hc]

AMEN

[@IDK-sv5yw]

Nah

[@xXNoFateXx]

Thank... well not God but you get my point.

[@beatrizdasilva2322]

i actually asked my science teacher this and the guy with the blue durag is correct

[@AkramDeX]

seriously .?

[@leahbatts2302]

Bee Almeida I asked my chemistry teacher and she said water is wet

[@teriiyaki_god]

Bee Almeida water isnt wet

[@jajamadam3604]

Mine said other. She said water is defined to be wet

[@moygaming9166]

Change schools

[@alphacat667]

Patrick: on cAMerA 🥺🥺

[@XBoss265]

Water isn't wet. Wetness is a description of our experience of water; what happens to us when we come into contact with water in such a way that it impinges on our state of being. We, or our possessions, 'get wet'. -

[@wetsocks3235]

Mafi got that shit right off google, with no edits

[@myprofilepicismysoul739]

Ariel H. Solid objects can be wet too if you pour a any form of liquid on it for example water, do you guys even know what wet means? It means to be covered or saturated with liquids for example water, so water itself is not wet

[@lovely_rae]

@@myprofilepicismysoul739 lol you just said water is wet though. If liquids are wet & water is a liquid then water is wet which is an adjective not a noun. Going to explain it again. Water is a liquid & they are wet. If water isn't wet when anything comes in contact with it nothing would happen to the object, it would remain dry not become wet. The word wet is an adjective ( a word used to describe the state of something or someone) Think about this when you shower.... I'm assuming you use water then a towel to dry off (which is dry) Wet things makes things wet if dry. If said thing is already wet adding something else that's wet doesn't make it wetter went wet is wet (unless it's in a state to where the water is drying out.) That's like me taking a dry towel & tossing it in the dryer to get it dry....its already dry.

[@myprofilepicismysoul739]

Angel_ Rae woah hold on “if liquids are wet” that does not sit well with me I’m trying to say is that liquids such as water are in itself not wet and where did I say water is wet? I did not even try to imply that water was wet, it isn’t

[@lovely_rae]

@@myprofilepicismysoul739 you said "solid objects can be wet too if you pour any form of liquid on it for an example like water.... I'm telling you that water is a liquid & liquids are wet. So if you yourself just stated that an object can be wet by pouring liquid (like water) then you yourself just stated that water is wet. Wet is an adjective (a descriptive word used to explain what something is) not a noun (a person, place or thing.) By placing water on an object you made the object wet. You did nothing to the water except place it on something else. The natural state of water didn't change but the object did. Edit: if you can't understand this, then I feel for you on so many ways because it's so simple. For anything to be wet there's some type of liquid on it. If water isn't a liquid then what is it?

[@scramblinq]

You can't make water wet, your just adding water 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@charliebrown781]

Effort The Thieve. so if i put ice cubes in a cup of water is the water not wet?

[@entendjale6099]

Charlie Brown water can't be wet. You can't dry water. You cant burn fire. You burn other things with fire

[@scatterthoughts]

you can't make water wet because it's already wet

[@Daveinthebox171]

Water can be dried if you freeze it. But in its liquid form it is wet. Fire cannot be burned because it is already burning. The whole concept of fire is to be burning, just as the concept of any liquid (I.E. water) is to be wet. You cannot dry a liquid unless you eliminate it or change its property into a solid or a gas. As long as there is liquid there is wetness, therefore liquid(water in its true form) = wet.

[@JayTheRealest1]

*It's simple.* You're not wet until you come out of the water. You can only be wet when you can also be dry at some point. Fish live in water so they're never wet (from their standpoint).

[@xRaoriex]

fish are wet because they are in the water which is wet. *simple*

[@pachuco2671]

xRAzorxDicex nooooooo, fish arent wet. Being wet is a state, not an object. So justifying that because you're in water doesn't make you wet. The water molecules on a fish aren't visible until its taken out, therefore water isn't wet.

[@pachuco2671]

Rottie Bull Rottie Bull 33 degrees, 10 degrees, or 70 degrees... you are not wet even though it's a portion of your body. Wet is a state, which is an outcome; not an action. You're example is an action, and you're still wrong since you're placing your feet in water and not vice versa where the fish are in water.

[@madswagg1able]

My whole life is a lie

[@dreray4077]

..Water is wet, FACT, A fish in water is wet, Take a fish out of water its still wet, Until its dry.

[@flojo091]

Pat's musty reference was spot on💀

[@ZackZack-ib8qx]

Hilary Ojinnaka no it's not musty is an adjective talking about the room not actually a "thing" that causes something to be musty

[@smartyman27]

Water is a catalyst for wetness. Water it's self isn't wet.

[@jasminereed1467]

How can you make something wet if you are not wet? There is no magical transaction happening when you take your hand out of water. It’s wet inside and outside of the water. You can only feel the wetness outside of the water because of the fresh air that hits your hands.

[@mr.november7456]

Jasmine Reed I can make something wet that's not wet at the moment.........

[@GC-bo2ug]

Thanks. I had to spend a lesson to get through this question after 2 days of hs students shouting at each other. Technically, BECAUSE OF SURFACE TENSION and the definition of wet (CONTAINING OR BEING COVERED BY A LIQUID) liquid water and melting ice are wet. A single particle of matter in air (ex. Water vapor) is not wet because it is not being surrounded by a liquid

[@theokchannel2081]

A straw has one hole

[@LOG1X_]

a straw has two holes

[@bubblebeebartend]

Oh God stop him!!!!

[@joc1010]

theokchannel facts

[@KeeshD]

Agreed!! A straw has 1 hole, 2 openings 🙄

[@WhyUGotStretchPants]

KeeshD technically it has two holes...one on top and one on bottom

[@wraysnephewsweedman]

Water isn't wet. Wetness is a description of our experience of water; what happens to us when we come into contact with water.

[@justnikole6476]

Uncle Santos any liquid*

[@charliebrown781]

also what would you call a cup of ice water?

[@millasboo]

Charlie Brown Ice water.

[@zitlalimaldonado2440]

Uncle Santos in order for something to get you wet it has to be wet tho

[@kth_lithe460]

Z. Mαldonαdo no it doesn’t

[@fidelmarquina703]

To tahir, you at comparing wet to hot, which is wrong. You need to compare wet to burn.

[@AngieNavasha]

Fidel M Exactly!!!!!

[@tahirmoore]

Fidel M touché sir

[@MzGoodGirl4Lyfe]

Tahir storming out and saying I'm done is mood.

[@yscxgeneral]

Technically we're not even dry if we're consisted 70% water.

[@donnyj8250]

Patrick spazzing out! Triggered @ 4:11

[@mollym450]

water is NOT wet

[@spritemanliteman]

sike

[@youtubeherolevel541]

Yess But this people are that stupid to realise that

[@doseoft4918]

Right

[@sarahriley7967]

It is wet

[@teriiyaki_god]

molly m it actually isnt

[@ChocolateVanilluxeTV]

Bruh water is NOT wet 😂😂😂 y'all need to stop playing games...

[@johnshakur8562]

ChocolateVanilluxeTV so if you dive into a pool and you haven’t hit the surface of the water yet, are you dry? Because that’s what you’re saying. The opposite of wet is dry! And that isn’t possible for something to be dry in water! I rest my case!

[@ChocolateVanilluxeTV]

John Shakur what are you talking about? Water is not wet, wetness describes your state of interaction with a liquid i.e. water. Anything that has interacted with water is wet. You are not dry if you have dived in a pool of water as you have interacted (and are submerged) with the water. You are wet. The water itself is not wet however... Try again 🤔

[@onelson138]

Water is a liquid, therefore is it WET

[@ChocolateVanilluxeTV]

Mister Nelson by that same reasoning fire is burnt... Try again...

[@quintonturpin925]

Bruh I laughed my ass off reading this😂😂

[@staticshock9701]

1:53 man changed my side of the argument

[@TraciDargan]

Water is not wet. If you think water is wet, do me a favor go underwater until the logic comes to you.. if you end up dead- it's your own fault.

[@jasonkmiec8870]

If you go underwater you're wet.

[@kenne1hm]

@@jasonkmiec8870 exactly

[@tweetibird88]

How can water make things wet if it's not wet? BOOM!

[@timlett99]

Please explain wtf going under water and dying proves lmfao

[@restinpeacekobe987]

@@jasonkmiec8870 no your not

[@Beskar181]

"UP" is relative to your position, not the planet lol

[@f.tushar]

2:29 Tahir😂😂😂😂

[@eMDeeBeats]

If an object is covered in water (H2O molecules) it is considered wet. So when you put that object in water and stays submerged, it is wet because it's covered & surrounded by water. Now say that object is a H2O molecule or a water particle, it is surrounded by other water particles, so by that definition, water IS wet.

[@ellajayy]

eMDee Beats the word “wet” is simply an adjective to describe our experience with water, not water itself. water had the ability to make things wet but is not wet itself because it was never dry. In order for something to be considered wet, it has to have been dry at some point so it can then become wet, but water was never dry so it can’t be wet. because water was never wet, when objects are completely submerged in water they are also not wet. only when you expose that object to the tiniest bit of air or dry space is when that object is now wet, but once again, water itself it not wet; it has the ability to make things wet.

[@monkeybubbles4359]

We talked about this type of scenario in our Philosophy And Logic class. It's called "State Of Being". And the guy had very sound logic in his argument. By definition, being "wet" also needs dryness to be present in order for it to be considered "wet".

[@nadirimyers6643]

CAN WE GET A SCIENTIST!?!! 🤔🙄😡

[@adaorawrld]

definition of wet covered or saturated with water or another liquid which means underwater YOU ARE WET but is water in itself wet..... by definition no

[@ThenGetIdOffUrChest]

Ådaora ßx true.....but by definition is water wet?

[@jamilladacosta-dah922]

YOU are wet, but the water is NOT wet

[@charliebrown781]

Jamila da Costa-Dah wetness is a description of our experience with water which literally means we describe water as wet

[@jamilladacosta-dah922]

Charlie Brown water is the MEANS, it can't be the end. Water in itself is the thing that creates the wetness. It is a CATALYST. Much in the same way that you can't burn fire.

[@MLamar0612]

Ådaora ßx: water is wet. if you take a water molecule, which is water, and put another water molecule, water, on top of that one then, by definition, water is wet... being wet is being saturated in water or a liquid

[@jumbo_waffle3198]

If water is wet i guess it can be dry too

[@millasboo]

Mr. Dead Meme Nope there isn’t really dry water.

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

Yeah once it completely turns to unsaturated steam

[@jumbo_waffle3198]

B Martini thats still not dry...

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

Mr. Dead Meme uhhh how is UNSATURATED steam not dry?

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

Mr. Dead Meme before u answer know that unsaturated means dry...are you saying that dry steam doesnt exist?

[@tommyali1787]

WATER IS NOT WET !!!!

[@tommyali1787]

How do ppl think water is wet. Water gets things wet. Water itself is not wet. If I went to the ocean and put water on it, are u finna say the ocean is wet now??? Exactly

[@Younotnice]

If u go to the ocean, it wont get wet because its already wet because water is wet

[@ZackZack-ib8qx]

kaleb saechao if water is wet that means you're implying it can get dry. Water is just water

[@maverickrivera2251]

YungYorii water is not wet water is water

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

ZackZack2002 www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/7964109/Scientists-create-dry-water.html

[@Calighurlswagg]

😂😂😂😂 yo Patrick and Tahir killed me

[@Bri-ss1gu]

4:10 He got so mad! 😂😂😂 He is so frustrated by this argument

[@WavvyGreg]

🗣 *Basically his logic is that if you are in fire you’re not on fire* ‼️

[@okyeyo9450]

* Wavvy. GR3G* LMFAOOOO EXACTLY!!!!!!

[@teyshaunpalmer7489]

And must cannot be musty by itself, must can only make other things smell musty

[@anjailbakeer]

Teyshaun Palmer to expand on that, musty is a comparison to good smells. It doesnt exist without its opposite. Therefore, a room full of musty people is not realized/identified as musty until a non-musty person enters the room. This is a debate on relativity and "if tree falls, yada yada". There is no correct answer, only perspectives.

[@ScottEvins]

I was actually waiting for this, so I’m in college and I asked a few biology and physics professors. For an object to be “wet” there must be water present on said object that can be removed be it any form of removal. If said object is submerged in a body of water it cannot be wet, as the water on the object cannot be removed. Additionally, water itself is not wet as it’s part of a body and if removed continues as an aspect of the water cycle.🤗🤗🤗

[@zae_bo]

Scott Evins it doesn't have to be removed for it to be considered wet. As long as the object is in contact with a liquid, it's wet. If you're body is submerged in water, milk, or oil, you're wet. If you're not wet in that case then what are you? Dry? Or is there some other term for that state that I don't know. I'm not tryna be mean btw, I just really wanna make sure I'm not missing something because that's the first time I've heard if the liquid can't be removed from the surface of the object then it's not wet.

[@ScottEvins]

Zay hi, I appreciate the response and thanks for letting me know your intent, neither am I trying to be mean. What I meant particularly but didn’t really explain was; the concept of wetness can be branched from two perspective purely scientific or psychological. I’m gonna try to explain both, your skin always have a moisture level as there are water (or oils) molecules on an atomic level. To such a microscopic scale that that they don’t send sensory impulses. When the quantity of water (or at this stage any liquid) is increased to absolute threshold, the sensation of wetness occurs as the quantity of milky led is enough the generate sensible friction. Here water is not wet, rather the sensation of it elicits is wetness as a product of societal definition of wetness. Our bodies actually have now sensory receptors to for wetness. Referencing the removal idea, upon absolute threshold, this quantity evokes the response to remove water in any way you can think of. Hence upon being submerged one can argue that you would still be wet, however, removal is the only way to remove yourself, hand foot etc from that situation. Therefore in the moment of being completely covered and surrounded by water, one can argue that your not wet but submerged becoming wet when there is a change in atmospheres after removal.

[@zae_bo]

Damn that caught me off guard lol. You explained exactly what I was thinking about regarding the moisture level in our skin. Since I just finished taking a biology course in college and everything is fresh in my head, I knew that water was present in our skin but it isn't enough for someone to go, "hey, I can feel water in my skin" or "Yoooo I got water in my skin" unless someone told/taught you about it, you did some research on it, or in some rare cases, you remember your biology lessons from 9th grade. I just dismissed the idea because I didn't think anybody in the comments would think that much about it and people wouldn't know what I was saying if I tried to explain to I kept quiet lol. I like that removal idea though. Thanks for the explanation. Really appreciate it.

[@ScottEvins]

Zay no I’m a bit of a science nerd and have this agenda that when I’m finished with college I have to have a degree in Chemistry, Biology, Physics/Engineering and Law😂😂😂.

[@zae_bo]

Scott Evins Ah. Well good luck with that man lol I'm more of a car geek so the only science I'll be getting a degree in is physics unless there's more 😲

[@guleedmohamed3270]

Tahir killed me with da crackhead part 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@rhizapangilinan4826]

More Meg+Pat please

[@vaig6799]

Let me end this whole argument right here by referencing the official definition. Wet : Covered or saturated with water or another liquid.

[@020ctmarie]

Roy G 🤔🤔 well I be damned

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

Roy G u left out the beginning of the definition where it says "consisting of or containing a liquid "

[@ellajayy]

you act like information can’t contradict itself. who said that was right?

[@timothy8766]

Roy G the key is get

[@communityEsc]

WATER CANNOT BE WET, ITS A PROPERTY THAT CAN ONLY BE MADE TO OTHER THINGS THAT ARE NOT ALSO A LIQUID

[@horared]

water is not wet

[@johnshakur8562]

LordAlexis Sanchez so if you’re in water and you haven’t taken your hand out of water, is it still wet? I prove my fucking point

[@alexisjordan6522]

LordAlexis Sanchez thankyou

[@alexisjordan6522]

John Shakur no ur hands only wet when u take it out

[@johnshakur8562]

Alexis Jordan that doesn’t make any sense! So you’re telling me since my hand is in water, my hand is dry? No! It’s wet!

[@loveaffect]

John Shakur WHEN YOUR HAND IS IN WATER IT DOESNT FEEL WET TILL YOU TAKE IT OUT

[@babushkaboi3250]

Is fire burnt? EXACTLY bruhh!!!

[@oreade5457]

You need dryness for something to be wet... That statement sums up this argument for me

[@_Woo]

US needs to work on that education system.

[@losgryfog]

Woo I believe it now more than ever

[@Chicken-hh8wq]

The reason water isn't wet is because water is boneless *END OF ARGUMENT*

[@AdmiralBetas]

Just explain to me how water can be *BONELESS*

[@shawns3262]

The thiccness in this logic

[@zenith-one]

AdmiralBetas it has no bones

[@avanulaneway8418]

What in da hayyle?

[@zionuwu740]

Chicken 1738 LMFAOOOOOO

[@boohoopisces]

It's not wet...y'all just thinking on it too much

[@theehiatusqueenaj]

Naomiii and overthinking kills.. (you and your IQ)

[@ayb5354]

So waters dry?

[@KCValliii]

wet is how we describe water as a feeling

[@Oxytocin_]

Yung Ares ...so it’s wet.

[@bluebunny04]

"On camera!?!".....LMFAO

[@kristenreidx]

Patrick at 4:12 got me rolling 😂😂

[@opinionated530]

SO IS WATER DRY?😤

[@brandjoseph]

Opinionated so are you a fucking idiot box?

[@GalaxyGaming8]

water isn’t wet bc it’s a liquid. it can’t be dry either. so like water can’t physically be wet or dry..

[@charliebrown781]

GalaxyGaming. so wetness is our description of water says Google. which literally means we describe water as wet.

[@millasboo]

Charlie Brown No it’s a description of a object other than water.

[@jackiemontrose1279]

Camilla B but water is a liquid and liquid are wet

[@mercedessaldana5791]

Patrick is cute so im agreeing with him lol

[@JNSDramaqueen]

You’re dumb

[@FennyWhopper]

If a solid is in a gaseous environment (like a pen floating in mid-air), it is dry. If a solid is in a solid environment (like me wrapped in a blanket), it is dry. Is a solid is in a liquid environment however (like my hand in cold water), then my hand is now wet. My hand is wet. NOT THE WATER. Wet occurs when a solid is encased or exposed to a liquid environment. The liquid is just liquid, the solid is just solid. Also, the only reason why my hand is wet is simply because it is an anomaly. A human normal lives in a gaseous environment or a solid environment. Therefore, we are naturally DRY. I don’t walk up to a stranger and say “wow, you are really dry somehow.” We don’t acknowledge humans as dry. But if a human is wet, it is an anomaly. It is abnormal for a human to be “NATURALLY WET.” We consider wet as an anomaly and it is therefore noticed and referred to. A fish is naturally in a liquid environment. It is naturally wet, ALWAYS. If a fish is dry however, it is an anomaly. It isn’t normal for a fish to be dry. A fish can’t get wet because that is what it is naturally. A fish cannot turn into a state that it already naturally is. That is like saying I can turn liquid water into liquid. It is already liquid, so that isn’t possible. It basically isn’t worth mentioning,. IN CONCLUSION, WATER ISNT WET AND FISH ARENT WET EITHER. IF U READ THIS ENTIRE THING, U A REAL ONE

[@lordeclipse9069]

When you get too scientific tho... though if you wanna go that way then, _/wɛt/_ adjective 1. *Covered* or saturated *with water* or another liquid. Water is surrounded by itself on an atomic level so atomically, water is wet. i.e. What is water surrounded by in the sea/ocean? More *water.* (unless you go far enough and say it's surrounded by land but then are you trying to say water is dry? (Might I remind you the definition of dry is to be free from moisture or liquid, and it being a liquid itself means it isn't free from it)) Regardless it's just a definition thing. Depending on the definition used water and be wet or not wet though most cases, if not all, water itself is wet. IN CONCLUSION, WATER IS WET, FISHES ARE WET; IF IT IS SURROUNDED BY WATER, *IT. IS. WET.*

[@malcolmsaxton2028]

So I get you my nigga an from a scientific standpoint your correct but from an grammatical point of view if something's in the water like a fish the fish is considered to be wet it's just are language is stupidly convoluted

[@joshuamorrisey6153]

Dude u just disproved yourself lmao. You literally said a fish is wet naturally "always" so therefore water is "always" wet. Lol

[@wetsocks3235]

Lord Eclipse water isnt wet as water cant be covered by water

[@30roundthecorner]

@@lordeclipse9069 Could the definition of the adjective only be pertaining to dry objects though? Maybe when this definition was written they just didn't point out that this doesn't apply to liquids like water

[@shaneseharper]

Lool I love Patrick's frustration

[@stylesbeetv6715]

I am dead at the way you can hear the frustration in dread head when Meg was trying to explain that water itself is not wet

[@primeshinobi]

I lose 10 brain cells every second I watch this

[@ChefPears]

Water isn’t wet. It’s just like fire, you can’t burn fire, you can’t get water wet

[@myprofilepicismysoul739]

Chef Pears yes exactly water isn’t wet you’ve done great

[@boomchickennoodlesoup8983]

You can't burn fire because it's fire, you can't burn it because it's already burning. And no you can't get water wet because it's already wet starting out. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@starshopping1351]

me and my class argue about this it gets outta hand.

[@yoselynnn]

THE FAM LIFE same 😂😭

[@virg2ill]

"So if you take a crackhead out of a crack house he's no longer a crackhead?" I'm dying xD

[@ssagsavior]

"So if you take a crackhead out of a crack house, it's no longer a crackhead?" LMAO

[@tyuion1324]

the "is fire hot" defense is weak and misplaced in this argument

[@jackiemontrose1279]

Anbuchizz its really not

[@McEezy94]

I mean water ain't dry tho sooo...

[@gavincleveland]

It’s not wet or dry it’s just fucking water

[@McEezy94]

PcychoPanda its wet

[@chief-long-john]

it's neither wet or dry, it just is

[@McEezy94]

genneralOG Its wet fam

[@bl00dyell49]

but water can dry...

[@jeremiahdormeus2030]

Bring back dr.reason

[@scarecrow2811]

jeremiah dormeus Don't bring back Dr. Reasons. It sucked and that dude is not funny.

[@jeremiahdormeus2030]

He was mad funny you just don't know comedy

[@jeremiahdormeus2030]

He was so corny it made him funny

[@sunny1777]

“ take a crackhead out of a crack house he’s not a crackhead” 😂

[@sibaaa5279]

LMFAO at Pat getting frustrated like he's right 😂

[@reggie4525]

I had to go google what wet actually meant after this...

[@norminsmith253]

Why am I watching this??

[@kingblessterry3182]

Wet Wet Wet Wet Wet Ooh Baby

[@queenmemesupreme3264]

4:02 thank u Pat👏👏👏👏👏.... Give the man 2 gold stars....

[@NicoleStLouis-is2hc]

The comments tho!!! Everybody writin essays!!😂😂😂

[@samidesi]

wet wet/Submit adjective 1. covered or saturated with water or another liquid. People are arguing we need dryness for anything to be wet so ill evaluate the meaning of wet it has nothing to do with dry, it in itself can exist without dryness if there was all water everywhere based on its definition we are all still wet. If you see in the definition it does not say an object has to be dry to be wet. So by that same logic and embodiment of water is also wet gg ez

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

ok Zemy 1a : consisting of, containing, covered with, or soaked with liquid (such as water)

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

ok Zemy mine is from Webster's and if u would scroll down the one u got from google it would tell u the same thing...all liquids are wet

[@BruceKendallMartinJr]

ok Zemy noun 1. liquid that makes something damp This is further down your google one u posted

[@samidesi]

my statement still stands

[@samidesi]

are ypu agreeing im confused

[@JBAuthentic1]

The first guy was Flight Reacts and the second guy was DC YoungFly's son lmao

[@veronicarobinson9791]

I needed this laugh lol

[@suppeople9987]

I find it funny how Patrick the one that looks most like a pothead is the one arguing against it

[@NoriahStar411]

1:42 TO 1:52 THEY WAS CONFUSED AF LMAOOOO

[@itzyaboix9106]

Water isn't wet. Wetness is a description of our experience of water; what happens to us when we come into contact with water in such a way that it impinges on our state of being. We, or our possessions, 'get wet'.

[@yahoomaster48]

Yeah you wet if you get out. BUT WE NOT TALKING BOUT THAT! If a fish ran into a air bubble he would say he dry. But if you took him out of water, HE DEAD! Simple...

[@mburl13]

That musty argument was dumb: if you walk into a musty room....you're in a musty room. Period. Everything takes on the presence of that room. You leave the room you are now musty. You drop a phone in water, your phone is in water. You pull it out, the phone is wet.

[@mburl13]

Keyonn Gardner that only applies if u were musty before walking in

[@chrisgeezhbgvictum]

Not true. You can smell nice and go into a musty room and take on that odor. Than leave and carry the musty smell with you. I have taken a shower, got dressed and went to a person's house and it stink. To be nice I stayed a while. When I left I smelled like their house. So u had to air out before I got in the car.

[@mburl13]

chrisgeezhbgvictum so then u just proved my argument of water not being wet.....u cant take on a property unless u leave the situation after being submerged it in.

[@chrisgeezhbgvictum]

Right

[@audrihoward9803]

2:16 I am Pat, Pat is me 😂😂😂

[@kendra58]

Patrick is smart. This is why everybody like Patrick. Be like Patrick

[@Alldef]

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[@derricknichols5787]

All Def Digital didn't aquaman answer this question in the superman vs Batman movie

[@solidsnakesister1695]

All Def Digital by the way water isn't wet it's just a way we describe it I looked it up on google lol

[@hiphopprofessors7220]

H2O: SOLID FORM:ICE, GAS FORM: STEAM/FOG, LIQUID FORM(WET): WATER. Why was this a problem? Water is always wet. Thats why it can share it properties with other things, making them wet.

[@quintonwashington3946]

All Def Digital water is wet

[@talaitamasese5930]

All Def Digital yall dumb water is not wet smfh

[@TreeVlogs]

Blue DuRag is correct! 1:53 Tell them Tony Baker!

[@jasminewilliams4064]

water is not wet yo because water just makes things wet. if you are underwater (all the way) then there is nothing in the water to make you dry considering you to be not wet. if you get out of the water, then you are wet because the air around you sets you in an atmosphere where that can happen. water is also not wet because you cannot wet water if you tried, it just combines with each other therefore it is not wet.

[@jasminewilliams4064]

saying that water is wet is like saying is air dry, (bad example because air can be dry but just listen to me) air just makes things dry. if you are covered with air then you are dry but once a single droplet of liquid touches you, then you become wet. once that liquid is off of you, then you are dry again.

[@myprofilepicismysoul739]

You are wet when your underwater because wet means to be covered or saturated with liquids like water sooo, water isn’t wet but being submerged in water means you are cause your literally covered in that shit

[@jasonkmiec8870]

If you're under water you're wet.

[@stumpylily]

4:43 Tahir gave the most sensible explanation. Water is wet.

[@s2me89]

The crackhead statement though 😂😂😂 brilliant example though but tbh I'm now lost as to whether water is wet or not hahaha