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5/9/2016 2:58:45 AM
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Is the glass half full or half empty?
How do you see life? Do you give people the benefit of the doubt, see the bad in everything, or are you an over analytical piece of shit like me?
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1 ReplyIt's full Half water Half air Scientist
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2 RepliesTake an empty glass and fill it up halfway- half full Take a full glass and pour out half of it- half empty
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It depends. If you're drinking it, it's half empty. If you're pouring a liquid into it, it's half full.
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Empty? Full? My question is are you going to drink that or can I have it?
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It is full, because there is no half-vacuum in the glass
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I used the glass to incapacitate a toddler.
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If it has been [b]filled up[/b] to that point, half full. If it's been [b]emptied [/b]to that point, half empty. Realism. Go figure.
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If I drank it to the halfway point, then it is half empty. If I filled it up to that point, then it is half full. [spoiler]Checkm8 [/spoiler]
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If the comtainer is plastic and not glass then argument is tits up.
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I'll end the debate. When your [b]pour[/b] the water in the glass it's half full. When you [b]empty[/b] it out. It's half empty
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1 ReplyIt's half full if poured to the halfway mark. It's half empty if it has been drunk to the halfway mark.
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The glass is at 50% of its carrying capacity for liquids.
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I'm a realist [spoiler]meaning it's a glass a -blam!-ing water[/spoiler]
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The glass is being -blam!- -feminist
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Seriously though just get a smaller glass. No need to waste all that material.
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"There is half a glass of water." ... what does that make me?
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Edited by SirBigWater: 5/9/2016 8:55:37 AMThe glass of a certain size has a liquid, of nurishment, that has half of a proportion to that of the size of the glass.
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"Yup, that's piss." ~ A Realist
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Edited by Jotaro Kujo PhD: 5/9/2016 4:11:42 AMThe way I see it, the glass is half-full if liquid was just poured into it, and the glass if half-empty if someone just drank half of the liquid in it. [spoiler]And yes, I am neglecting the air present.[/spoiler]
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Glass has water.
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None. The glass is entirely full. Water (example), may fill half of the glass' volume, but the other half is filled with gases.
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The glass is full of water and air- Smartass
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Edited by Soupreem: 5/9/2016 4:02:00 AMThe glass is being raeped, oppressed, harassed, offended, and now is crying because of what you did to it- Feminist.
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What is in the glass?
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The glass isn't real
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Full, half water half air
