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Happy Pi Day!

1 posted on 03/14/2009 4:32:43 AM PDT by Daffynition

To: Daffynition

If PI goes on without end how can you ever truly find the circumference or diameter of a circle?

2 posted on 03/14/2009 4:35:01 AM PDT by raybbr (It's going to get a lot worse now that the anchor babies are voting!)

To: Daffynition

Reminds me of the old MIT football cheer:

e to the x, dy/dx
e to the x, dx
secant tangent cosine sine
3.14159!

3 posted on 03/14/2009 4:40:43 AM PDT by jalisco555 ("My 80% friend is not my 20% enemy" - Ronald Reagan)

To: Daffynition; humblegunner

WHERE MY

PIE AT, FOO'?

10 posted on 03/14/2009 5:16:38 AM PDT by martin_fierro (< |:)~)

To: Daffynition

Wasn’t it an Indiana school board that tried to pass a rule to make Pi equal to exactly 3.00? Because 3.14159265... was “too hard” for the kids.

20 posted on 03/14/2009 6:15:25 AM PDT by CPOSharky (Zero: I don't care about the country as long as I'm in charge. Forever.)

To: Daffynition

If I can remember the spelling the following “poem” gives PI to twenty places.

I heard this close to sixty years ago. For those educated in the public schools: count the letters in each word.

Sir. I bear a rhyme excelling
in mystic force and magic spelling
celestial sprites elucidate
all my own striving cant relate.

Tight Lines
Right Turns
Caddis the Elder

21 posted on 03/14/2009 6:16:47 AM PDT by palmerizedCaddis (There is a place left on earth where some folks can still walk on water!!!!)

To: Daffynition

WE like Pi, Meet the Egg heads! Basted upon a true story!

24 posted on 03/14/2009 11:23:17 AM PDT by JoeProBono (A closed mouth gathers no feet)

To: Daffynition

Pi Day is celebrated by math enthusiasts around the world on March 14th.

I celebrate it on 22/7 (July 22nd).

25 posted on 03/14/2009 11:25:57 AM PDT by Mr. Mojo

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