[lit-ideas] Re: When Water Wasn't Wet

Paul Stone wrote:

"but colloquially, Ice is in fact, water."


Wouldn't it be that, colloquially, ice is frozen water?  As you know,
successfully playing pond hockey requires some clarity regarding the
difference between water and ice.  I bring up the example of hockey
since that and the weather define colloquial conversation in Canada.


Sincerely,

Phil Enns
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