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  1. 6th December 2006, 11:09 #1
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    Talking The Very Unserious Question Thread

    Devoted to those who dwell on strange things. Thread dedicated to the entire population of Estonia.

    First question here is inspired by Steven Wright of comedy fame:

    "If I melt dry ice, do I get wet whilst swimming in it?"
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  2. 6th December 2006, 13:20 #2
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    Well in answer to your question:
    Dry Ice sublimates at normal atmospheric pressure. That is, it changes from Solid to Gas without passing through a Liquid phase. So the answer is NO you will not get wet!

    On the same line of questioning:
    What happens if you throw a green hat in the Red Sea? It does get wet.
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