T.O./JCMG/ wrote:

YG!M wrote:

T.O./JCMG/ wrote:

How about being glad there IS water?

I am glad that there is water in my glass, i am in a serious drought

The exact reason why to be glad.

Out of all the water in the world, 1% is fresh water.

From that fresh water, 99% is locked up in glaciers, under land, etc. 1% is the only amount of water available to hundreds of billions of life form here.

accually i think about almost half the water in da world is polluted 20% in glaicers 30% is fresh water but fresh water is slowly declining

ITS JUST GOT WATER IN IT.

Lol+1 in agreement

Its just half a glass of water. Not full, not empty. Its like accidentally an entire bottle of coke.

This is a question of positive vs. negative .. :\

if you are a positive person, you would most likely agree that the cup is half full .

if you are a negative person, you would most likely view it as being half empty

there.

:)

Well, since no open object can realy be completely filled, this really isn't a valid question.

MissClyde wrote:

ITS JUST GOT WATER IN IT.

That made me lol +1 rep

It's twice as big as it needs to be.

if it is filling up, half full
if it is drainging, half empty

if it always had half of the water it could contain, it is at "half capacity"

Half full.

Damn you positive people =P

I heard somewhere, I think it was in some song, something like "I see the glass EMPTY"

full

It's always gonna have a microscopic amount of air in it, so this isn't a valid question.

Shut up.

Einsteinean wrote:

It's always gonna have a microscopic amount of air in it, so this isn't a valid question.

Nothing in this world is perfect, Ein. You can't say that.

That wasn't a true statement anyway

Prove it.

I can prove mine.

Water has oxygen molecules, right? That's air.

How do you know it's water? For all we know, it could be Bourbon!

ein what if it's distilled water?

Einsteinean wrote:

It's always gonna have a microscopic amount of air in it, so this isn't a valid question.

Thats not a valid point, because the oxygen combines with hydrogen and changes/forms into a completely new element. It is no longer oxygen.

Also, air is not made only of oxygen. It is made up of nitrogen (78.09%) and oxygen (20.95%). The remaining 1% is made up of argon (0.93%), carbon dioxide (0.03%) and other trace gases (0.003%). Water vapor is also present in air in varying amounts.

I actually never thought of a glass ever being half empty until last year when somebody asked me that so.......HALF FULL

Sorry to bump, but I guess people on here are more positive side. :\

jshushij wrote:

Einsteinean wrote:

It's always gonna have a microscopic amount of air in it, so this isn't a valid question.

Thats not a valid point, because the oxygen combines with hydrogen and changes/forms into a completely new element. It is no longer oxygen.

Also, air is not made only of oxygen. It is made up of nitrogen (78.09%) and oxygen (20.95%). The remaining 1% is made up of argon (0.93%), carbon dioxide (0.03%) and other trace gases (0.003%). Water vapor is also present in air in varying amounts.

I'm gonna post a Paint drawing in the Gallery to better show what I was saying. It's rather hard to explain.

Meh. It only water.