No because the cereal is a solid. But the milk itself is.
Not to mention you chew cereal
(We’re a meme now you realize that right?)
is lava wet?
Same argument for broth.
The milk is a drink. The broth is a drink.
The soup is a food. The cereal + milk is a food. Because you don’t drink a beverage with a spoon.
But I could drink a soup from a cup.
Just as I could drink a soda with a spoon.
Not an argument, I could pour fruit loops in a canteen with some milk. Doesn’t make it not a food.
Because its still a solid
A drink must be a liquid.
Your logic is that the bias proves its own bias, because the bias is true.
The bible say there is a god, and we can trust the bible because it was written by god.
(I don’t care about bible semantics you get the idea.)
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Soup has solid components, broth does not.
Not all soups though, like tomato soup, the rest are optional thay don’t qualify the soup
Like a stew.
The extra’s are added to the broth but don’t change the broth, the stew is the non-drink
The tomato soup you’re thinking of is more akin to a bisque or broth unless it has tomato chunks
“Creamy” soups with no thickness or solids should not be in the same category as stews. Since they’re broths unless they’re really that thick. The difference between tomato paste, tomato purée, and tomato sauce is consistency. You can’t make a marketing exception a rule.
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Spaghetti sauce is not a beverage just because you have the option of drinking it out of a cup with a straw you SICK BASTARD
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A furry?
Dear god.
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I wasn’t saying they were just saying it was the same scenario.
Isn’t that more of a solid in the same vain as sand though?
Well see that’s…it’s…uh…it could be…shit! 🤯
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Lava is molten rock. It is a liquid at certain temperature and pressure conditions. To be wet is to contain or be a liquid. Lava is wet
Grizzly bear is in a whole different weight class, not even fair
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It may weigh more however a silverback can lift way more than its own body weight so that argument holds no water.
Back when they stuck animals in real life pokemon battles in gladitorial arenas, grizzlies destroyed everything sans elephants/rhinos and stuff in that category. They just maul things there is no fight to be had. I don’t think any comparably sized animal is actually capable of prying a grizzly bear off of it.
If the gorilla learned how to use a spear thats the only way it stands a chance.
That’s assuming that its natural fight or flight instincts kicked. In this scenario both are out for blood.
I’m just saying that if that grizzly doesn’t watch out then that silverback could give it a 3 piece combo that could rip its head out.