Monsieur, pistols at noon is the American tradition. High noon.
However, did you note that you had to specify water molecule to complete your objection? Even in your disagreement, you prove my point! Ha ha! I have parried your thrust and replaced it with my own!
Sure it is!
See, when water is on something, it’s wet.
Water is made of molecules, H2O.
Each molecular is water, in and of itself.
Ergo, every molecule of water that is in contact with another is wet.
Water is wet. Individual molecules of dihydromonoxide are not
At what point is water water though?
I think the individual molecule is still a water molecule.
We have reached an impasse it seems, pistols at dawn?
Monsieur, pistols at noon is the American tradition. High noon.
However, did you note that you had to specify water molecule to complete your objection? Even in your disagreement, you prove my point! Ha ha! I have parried your thrust and replaced it with my own!
I have things to do though, it’s Black Friday!
I would also have to define it as a gallon of water, specifying molecule only specifies size in the context I used
Stop. Water drowns people. Let’s do beer instead.
Beer isn’t wet though.
Have enough of it, it might get some parts wet.