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  1. Leila™ says:

    Noooooooooooo!!!! :cry:

  2. Mr. PokerFace says:

    A beer store for those who mchange time or even stop it with a stopwatch!
    Finally I been waiting forever

  3. grabass says:

    first! I win at life!

  4. Bert says:

    See, and I would have considered “Discount Liquor” to be the fail in this case…

  5. Mr. PokerFace says:

    I figure the TARDIS didn’t had a washing machine so I built this store for that reason

  6. Admiral Apparent says:

    Remember to choose a designated dryer.

  7. 17R3W says:

    Temporal paradox win!

    • kasseen says:

      thank you at least someone caught that its possibly a win if the guy who made the sign was a math grad and was trying to say two meanings

  8. malkatz says:

    Well, they didn’t say IN A ROW…

  9. never closed might also be appropriate here.

  10. Jenny says:

    So THIS is where they wash all the Hogwarts laundry! :)

  11. Achifaifa says:

    They must close half an hour to clean the laundry…

  12. TwoPi says:

    They take a 30 minute break the first Sunday of November.

  13. PastaMunchingMonster says:

    I blame the discount liquor!

  14. Eric says:

    dang! the owner must be chuck norris! to be able to slow down the rotation of Earth!

  15. David says:

    Come on…this is simply a marketing idea to get people to notice that it’s open all of the time – neither win nor fail…I can’t wait until all of the competent failblog people come back from vacation…

    • DL says:

      That’s what I came in here to say. The FAILblog mods fail more than anybody, by not realizing that obvious jokes and gimmicks are intentional, and not fails.

  16. chakram says:

    So does that actually mean they’re open a total of 12 hours? Twenty-four (half hours) a day?

  17. Raptorkam says:

    Well that could be a “mixed number” as in 12 1/2 which would mean they open for 25/2 hours… 12.5 hours

  18. Madness says:

    They put 110% into it!

  19. FreddeX says:

    Well i always wanted the days to be longer so why not? ;D

    • Cletis says:

      You don’t need this strip mall for that; the length of a day on Earth has been (and will continue to be) lengthening steadily at the breakneck pace of 1.7 miliseconds every century for billions of years.

  20. Mouse says:

    I’ll see your 24, and I’ll raise you 1/2. Exponentially.

  21. Ryan says:

    What planet are YOU on buddy?

  22. loler27 says:

    I guess that it was just an exaggeration. I have seen this kind of sign all the time. It pretty much means: “We’re open longer than you could possibly be!”

  23. Beth says:

    Discount Liquor needs to be a “WIN!!” Maybe even a double win!

  24. A_ninja says:

    WIN!!!

  25. Ean says:

    If you are going to make that stupid pink jeep a win and this a fail I might have to think about not wasting my valuable work hours on this site.

  26. steve says:

    It does make sense (the discount liquor helps). There is a long-standing suspicion that the cause of the well-known lost socks is that the spinning dryer drum opens a gateway in spacetime, causing the sock to end up elsewhere/elsewhen. Perhaps conservation of mass/energy results in a compensatory local lengthening of time; e.g. the 24.5-hour day here.

  27. Marius says:

    Twenty four half hours? So they’re open for half of each and every hour of the day? Sounds like Washington is in on this.

  28. slip says:

    Two words: Daylight. Savings.

  29. Saul says:

    obviously for the dark hour.

  30. Rocket Pak says:

    Technicly the sign is right. There are 24.5 hours in a day. Every four yeasr they add up to another 24 hours. That’s why we have leap years.

    • Patrick says:

      um, fail. Big time. That would give you an extra day in 48 days. (30 mins a day, 2 days = 1 hour, 48 days = 24 hours).

      Furthermore, the Leap Day has to do with the earth’s orbit around the sun, not the rotation on its axis. “February 29 is a date that usually occurs every four years, and is called leap day. This day is added to the calendar in leap years as a corrective measure, because the earth does not orbit around the sun in precisely 365 days.”

    • Tempest says:

      math fail

  31. Dan, ad nauseam says:

    Mars Liquors.

  32. nacoran says:

    Failblog threads- where any attempt at irony will fail.

  33. Igor says:

    Welcome to the Dark Hour…

  34. cooliio says:

    Not really a fail I think there’s more minutes in a day besides exactly 24 hours i think it’s like 24 hours and 24 minutes but nobody keeps time like that the only fail is the “discount liquor”lol

    • TwoPi says:

      If our time measurement was off by 24 minutes a day, we’d be off by one day every 60 days, or a bit more than 6 days a year. We’d need a leap MONTH every 5 years to fix that.

      60 days x 24 min/day = 60 x 24 min = 24 x 60 min = 24 hr.

  35. Anireason says:

    Hey! Maybe they close every 24 1/2 hours. You don’t know, judgy. ;o)

  36. jgt2598 says:

    Just thought I should point this out, 24.5 hours is almost the exact length of one day on Mars. Maybe there not from around here?

  37. DBHS says:

    Discount liquor will do that to your cognition.

  38. Marek says:

    They never say 24.5 hours a _day_.

    Maybe it’s open 24.5 hours a week?

  39. Geoff says:

    “…and then we are closing for good!”

  40. CALOL says:

    It’s like the Twilight Zone, 30 minutes out of time.

  41. Thomas (from EU) says:

    Hoh!

    It’s obviously all the time _and lunch hour_.

    That’s 24,5 hours. 25 hours here in EU in general and 26 hours in France. Them overlapping is a very small detail widely disregarded in marketing.


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