can water travel upwards?

[prplchknz]

I was in my shower last night and I was watching a droplet of water go up the wall and i was like that's not right...but It kept going up slowly for like 5 or so minutes. I swear I wasn't on anything.

prplchknz Reviewed by prplchknz on 01-08-2006. can water travel upwards? I was in my shower last night and I was watching a droplet of water go up the wall and i was like that's not right...but It kept going up slowly for like 5 or so minutes. I swear I wasn't on anything. Rating: 5

[robert42]

water cant BUT alien water CAN

[endo..jay]

there was theis turist trap in mexico i saw once where 'water went up' although i think it was just an optical illusion it was still cool

[beachguy in thongs]

:stoned: :stoned: :stoned:

[t3chyo]

^ yes, if you were laying on your back with your legs in the air having your knees above your head.

[esrabalamir]

I was in my shower last night and I was watching a droplet of water go up the wall and i was like that's not right...but It kept going up slowly for like 5 or so minutes. I swear I wasn't on anything.

LOL

[prplchknz]

^ yes, if you were laying on your back with your legs in the air having your knees above your head.

cuz that's exactly how I bathe!

[johnfcthree]

^ yes, if you were laying on your back with your legs in the air having your knees above your head.

no the water would still be travelling downward.

[beachguy in thongs]

^ yes, if you were laying on your back with your legs in the air having your knees above your head.

Shit, there's always gonna be someone out there to tell you 1+1=3, if you add another 1.

[beachguy in thongs]

no the water would still be travelling downward.

That wasn't in the question, lol.

All I said was "below your knees".