Mmm....pi(e)

[Kit-Ginevra]

Today should be American Pi(e) day surely :P

[AnaKhouri]

I HATE Pi Day. You know why?

It's my birthday. It was my birthday long before anyone decided to call it Pi Day. I don't WANT pie, I want cake.

(I didn't even get cake this year though, my cake crumbled right out of the pan. So I sent the husband to the store for pudding mix and turned it into a trifle).

[CyberLurch]

I HATE Pi Day. You know why?

It's my birthday. It was my birthday long before anyone decided to call it Pi Day. I don't WANT pie, I want cake.

(I didn't even get cake this year though, my cake crumbled right out of the pan. So I sent the husband to the store for pudding mix and turned it into a trifle).

The cake is a lie on the day of Pi? My oh my...

[Kogarashi]

I HATE Pi Day. You know why?

It's my birthday. It was my birthday long before anyone decided to call it Pi Day. I don't WANT pie, I want cake.

(I didn't even get cake this year though, my cake crumbled right out of the pan. So I sent the husband to the store for pudding mix and turned it into a trifle).

I hope the trifle was good (and happy birthday!).

I have two sisters who celebrate Pi Day, but they're math teachers.

[Jay 2K Winger]

Happy Pi Day, when we celebrate the dreadful knowledge of arithmetic that heralds the coming of the Deep Maths. Iä! Iä!

[mjr]

Did you guys hear about the audio on the mathematical stereo?

It was Pi Phi...get it?

Anyway, I'm not "allowed" to have pie. My family "celebrates" pi day, with a half pie (because a semicircle, or 180º is pi radians), but since I'm eating a healthier diet now, my son has "informed" me that I can't have any, because I'm only supposed to eat "healthy" foods.

[ApolloSZ]

Had to think about this, then realized you silly Americans put your dates' backwards :P
(I'm in NZ, we use dd/mm/yyyy as opposed to your mm/dd/yyyy).

[MoonCat]

Did you guys hear about the audio on the mathematical stereo?

It was Pi Phi...get it?

Anyway, I'm not "allowed" to have pie. My family "celebrates" pi day, with a half pie (because a semicircle, or 180º is pi radians), but since I'm eating a healthier diet now, my son has "informed" me that I can't have any, because I'm only supposed to eat "healthy" foods.

It's just fruit!!!!! Fruuuuuuuuiiiiiiitt!

[Greenday]

Worst chemists ever. Not one single co-worker mentioned Pi Day. No one brought pie to work. We should all be ashamed of ourselves.

[Aria]

Did you guys hear about the audio on the mathematical stereo?

It was Pi Phi...get it?

Anyway, I'm not "allowed" to have pie. My family "celebrates" pi day, with a half pie (because a semicircle, or 180º is pi radians), but since I'm eating a healthier diet now, my son has "informed" me that I can't have any, because I'm only supposed to eat "healthy" foods.

How does he define healthy? I made a gluten free, paleo raspberry tart last week and it was amazing...

On a side note, though, today I said screw paleo, screw Weight Watchers, and went and bought pie from a special bakery. So. Damned. Good. I brought it with me to my parent's so we could sabotage our diets together.

[Sliceanddice]

Had to think about this, then realized you silly Americans put your dates' backwards :P
(I'm in NZ, we use dd/mm/yyyy as opposed to your mm/dd/yyyy).

So my room mate tells me I think it's the Dutch blood

[Teefies2]

Happy Birthday!!!!!

Oh and happy pi day too

[bhskittykatt]

In high school my BFF and I memorized Pi out to about 40 digits so we could compete in the lunchtime Pi-reciting competition to win free pies! I always got first, she got second. Most of our classmates who participated knew a dozen, maybe two dozen digits max. I still know it to around two dozen digits.

I bought myself some cherry pie on the way home. At the clinic I was at they had banana cream pie, but watching someone cut it, it looked rock-hard (maybe not thawed enough?), so I declined that.

[cindybubbles]

I once had coconut cream pie, lemon meringue pie and pecan pie. Too bad none of those days when I had them were Pi Day.

[wolfie]

(I'm in NZ, we use dd/mm/yyyy as opposed to your mm/dd/yyyy).

Why not use the ISO standard yyyy/mm/dd? Since it goes from largest to smallest unit, it's easily extendable to add the time if you need more precision.