Stupidest Question Ever Asked in a Lego Store

[sadowsk1]

What a cold comment to make.  I was always taught that the only stupid question is the one that wasn't asked.  

[DoNotInsertIntoMouth]

What a cold comment to make.  I was always taught that the only stupid question is the one that wasn't asked.  

 

You are just the life of the party.

[CNH1974]

My dad used to work in a bowling alley and people would call him up and ask him if he had 16lb balls.

Did he answer, "yes just call me Buster..."

Spot the obscure British joke :D

[akohns]

What a cold comment to make.  I was always taught that the only stupid question is the one that wasn't asked.  

I feel like the stupid questions are the one's you know the answer to already but didn't slow down enough to realize you already knew because you were to busy talking.

[vincevaughn]

Blue-Ray is capable of doing 40mbs of video and 8mbs of audio. This translates to 6,291,456 bytes per second.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Bit_rate

 

1.44 meg floppies can store 1,474,560 bytes.

 

It's actually about 0.23 seconds by my calculations. Crazy. I remember playing Falcon 3.0 which was 5 floppy disks...

 

 

True enough but there is a difference between max data rate and real world averages.  Looking at the actually bitrates of popular movies they seem to average about 30mbs.  The actual amount I came up with was .38 seconds @ 30mbs.  SO BLUF: Not a lot and then again you could only store the video on the disk as they had a transfer rate of like 500Kb/s lol

[runner.caller2]

The stupidest thing I ever did at a Lego store was buy three sets and pay 7% sales tax only later to realize that they don't have a brick and mortar store in my home state so I could have gotten the same three sets online tax freeeeeeeee