Happy Pi Day!

[adam_f]

I can't stop the body rock.

[beastie fresh]

too bad there isnt 22 months and 7 days in that month

(22/7 = 3.14)

[CJM]

mmmmm, pi.

[Lindsey_1535]

YAHHHH my old teacher man got super pumped when it was pi day last year.

[Mr. Smacktackle]

happy pee day!

[jabumbo]

Dig that Pi.

Edit: Looky here...
http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts/science/6e7e/


it would look better if it were just the numbers, not structured in the shape of pi (which it pretty lame when compared to some greek letters)

[kleptomaniac]

nobody brought pie today :mad:

that just ruins tradition!!!

[hitmonlee]

funnily enough i was reading a magazine "501 things you should know" yesterday and number 32 or something was PI and it brought up "PI day" and yes all rather coincidental i was reading it on PI day, when i've been reading that magazine for a few months on and off now.

except here it makes less sense at it was the 14/3
never understood why americans write the date the other way around
which reminds me of the simpsons (i think) ep i was watching last night
problem with america #35... no metric system
lol

[GoldenFutterman]

Haha,I remember in the other year the Pi day,happy Piday,pffc

[Matt]

When I was in high school, My friend Brian had a bet going with our algebra II teacher. She said that he couldn't calculate Pi for 100 numerals past the decimal. she, fittingly, bet him 100 dollars. he calculated it, and posted it in the yearbook so everyone would see it. It was probably the stupidest bet I've ever heard of, but he collected on it. The teacher wasn't very smart at all. she drank vodka out of water bottles and let students teach the class while she napped. I didn't learn how to use F.O.I.L. (as in First Term, Outer Term...) until two years ago because she said we wouldn't need it. I really don't know why she still has her job, but she does. My sister has her now.