It’s such a specific question lmao

I have to assume it's for shipping purposes, so while the information is probably actually useful for him and not just "hey I had an in the shower thought", he both A has the ability to use google and B, has a ruler. Hell I"m pretty sure places like USPS will do the weighing and dimensioning for you. (I dont feel like thats a word but oh well)

....I could walk into a Canada Post store and ask them to do a quick measurement and weight for me and they’d be more than happy to.

You never know unless you call and ask if they do it. You’re going to be shipping with one or the other either way.

Personally speaking I'm starting to lean to the giving up of advice threads altogether, it can be very exhaustive not being able to have a different opinion than the majority as you become quite the scapegoat:

I'd have replied with 1337x420x69mm

@PCGuy_5960 that would roughly be 52.75" by 16.5" by 2.75" (I have a chart at work I made converting every 1/4" to mm)

I get the joke, but I thought I'd be too literal about it ;P

@Princess Cadence people who ask for advice and then never end up going with it are what I like to call “ask-holes”

@TVwazhere What about 1337x420x69μm?

@Hiitchy My main problem is not even with the OP half the times, it's just that people in this forum has a dying need to always be right no matter what and make it seem only they know the ultimate truth.

It gets tiring specially when they say something idiotic that you know ain't the case but their more aggressive speech wins the OP trust more... shrugs...

Makes me want to answer these "measure my box for me" threads more at least in this case indeed there's only 1 real answer.

@PCGuy_5960 thats 1.337 x .420 x .069 mm IIRC...... I dont have imperial conversions for those, bu tI believe the scientific definition is "Really fucking small"

RIP my joke then.

@Princess Cadence I’ve noticed that one too many times. Sometimes I’ll end up just leaving the topic instead of wasting my time.

so apparently 69um is roughly the width of a human hair (IDK how to make the proper U symbol, there's probably an ALT key for it)