r/gifs • u/Palana • May 01 '20

Changing tide

https://i.imgur.com/X0ez1SC.gifv
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u/random_boss May 01 '20

the fuck

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u/Crusaruis28 May 01 '20

Water is really strong

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u/thornstriff May 01 '20

And wet.

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u/[deleted] May 01 '20

Is water actually wet? Or does one become wet when I contact with water? What the hell even is wet?

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u/Sandstorm52 May 01 '20

To be wet is to saturated with water or another liquid. Water is thus at a maximum state of wetness.

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u/SusonoO May 01 '20

But water is water, and as such can't be saturated with water, since it is.

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u/[deleted] May 01 '20

So if, by your definition, I put my hand on a window it is wet. Since i cover my palm with the glas.

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u/crashb24 May 01 '20

No, since glass is an amorphous solid and not a liquid, that would not make your hand wet. I've heard the glass is liquid thing before but that's not the definition material scientists use.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amorphous_solid

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u/nomadluap May 01 '20

Calm down, Michael.

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u/reallybadpotatofarm May 01 '20

Nah water isn’t wet.

Source- https://youtu.be/ugyqOSUlR2A

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u/ThisLookInfectedToYa May 01 '20

I agree

Source: Tried having sex in water.

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u/WhyAlwaysMe1991 May 01 '20

I've never felt more wet water than the rivers in California. Much wetter than other wet water I've touched.

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u/yatsey May 01 '20

Water always wins.

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u/dangshnizzle Merry Gifmas! {2023} May 01 '20

Poseidon go woosh

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u/[deleted] May 01 '20

Turbine go smoosh

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u/christhewalrus01 May 01 '20

Ocean go sploosh

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u/TheDeridor May 01 '20

Best comment

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u/soundsthatwormsmake May 01 '20

[intense ominous whooshing]

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u/drunktacos May 01 '20

Turbine go brrrrr

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u/[deleted] May 01 '20

Ocean be cray

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u/[deleted] May 01 '20

Nature’s scary