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so, it goes
moist > damp > soggy > wet
right?
as in something that's moist would have less water retention than something that's damp, right?
moist > damp > soggy > wet
right?
as in something that's moist would have less water retention than something that's damp, right?
it's just the first two that i'm concerned about.
damp before soggy you fucking idiot
something soggy would be more wet than something damp, surely
sorry I meant damp before moist
(you fucking idiot)
but surely if you had a damp t shirt and a moist t shirt
the damp t shirt would retain more water
a moistened t shirt would be regarded as not that wet.
Been reading Slaughterhouse 5?
I thought ex
actly the same thing
^th
is
damp and soggy could be interchangeable i think
Also
where is sodden?
your mums gusset
sorry that was beneath me
just like your mum!
Unlike my mum
(who is atop you battering your a-hole with a strap on dong)
sopping
I think damp implies something just damp to the touch
whereas soggy has water in it.
If you squeeze damp, nothing comes out but if you squeeze soggy there will be liquid released.
That's what I always say.
yeah this coincides with my order thanks
Water retention is a woolly term in this instance.
As it usually refers to the capacity of a specific material, rather than how damp some thing feels.
too tired to gauge how wrong you're being here
going to play it safe and assume "very"
my issue is mainly with the words damp and moist i think
and i think i'm right
in regards to sodden - that would come under soggy but probably more on the wet side rather than damp
And dogging?
What are the exact rules?
saturated
Damp and moist indicate the same level of wetness
Just that damp implies that wetness is undesirable, whereas moist is a plus point.
Nether-regions are a case in point
well i'm glad we cleared that up
Switch soggy and wet
or change wet for saturated
drookit>>>wet
^here he is
damp is the least, touch it something damp and its not wet it is damp, the others are wet
drenched?
just a smidgen before saturated
damp before moist
moist is where you get surface wetness from touching something.