Absolute Truth (I know, but I need some help)

[ignoramus]

Here's an absolute truth:  Water is wet.

[font=Arial][size=medium]The definition of wet is something that is covered in water. If you have an isolated water molecule, the molecule itself it not wet, and, therefore water, as a molecule, is not wet.

Then again it's all semantics

Then again, a bucket of water isn't wet in itself. As an ex dry cleaner, the solvents used to wash the garments didn't wet the textiles at all...