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[WizKid888]

http://www.joyofpi.com/

It's 3/14 in Oklahoma

Have an awesome PI day.

[ToxicS]

Enjoy a pi song

And heres some pie

Happy Pi day!

Edited by Toxic-Snipe, 13 March 2008 - 10:13 PM.

[Stryyp]

Gotta love Pi day!

Yesterday, me and other Phi Theta Kappa members were at campus giving away Moon Pies We were gonna do it on the actual Pi day, but we decided there would not be as many students on campus =(

"You are cute as 3.14159......." and so forth =P

[Eeyore]

Whoop! Sadly we english display our dates sensibly, so we have DD/MM rather then MM/DD, but Happy Pi day none the less .

[DudeOnline]

[Waser Lave]

It's actually Albert Einstein's birthday, not Pi day (silly American date format...).

[Tetiel]

It's actually Albert Einstein's birthday, not Pi day (silly American date format...).

I'll agree with that as long as we don't have 420 anymore. I'll sacrifice pi day for that It'll then be just Hitler's birthday.

[Waser Lave]

I'll agree with that as long as we don't have 420 anymore. I'll sacrifice pi day for that It'll then be just Hitler's birthday.

We don't have 420 either since there's no 20th month. We do things the right way over here.

[Voltron]

We don't have 420 either since there's no 20th month. We do things the right way over here.

Or so you think you do =O

[Waser Lave]

Or so you think you do =O

I know we do.

Days < Months < Years hence dd/mm/yyyy.

[Voltron]

I know we do.

Days < Months < Years hence dd/mm/yyyy.

But most of the time the month is a smaller number so it should go first!

[Waser Lave]

But most of the time the month is a smaller number so it should go first!

What does that have to do with anything? It's not the numerical value which matters...

[Shadiel]

It's because of the way the date is read.

IE: 3/4/1980

Would be read "March 4th, 1980" as opposed to "4th of March, 1980."
I don't know, maybe it's a convienience thing.

[Voltron]

What does that have to do with anything? It's not the numerical value which matters...

Then why did you use greater than signs in your response?

[Waser Lave]

Then why did you use greater than signs in your response?

Because I wasn't referring to the literal numerical values but the fact that days go into months which then go into years.

Edited by Laser Wave, 14 March 2008 - 08:08 AM.

[Voltron]

Because I wasn't referring to the literal numerical values but the fact that days go into months which then go into years.

3/14 = March 14th
14/3 = 14th March

Ours sounds better .

[Waser Lave]

3/14 = March 14th
14/3 = 14th March

Ours sounds better .

14th of March. Sounds much better.

[Voltron]

14th of March. Sounds much better.

No way. March 14th sounds so much better then 14th of March . Damn British

[Dazz]

A day is smaller than a month so it goes first, then the month is smaller than a year so that goes next leaving the year to be last Thats how i see it

(time wise)

Edited by Red Chaos, 14 March 2008 - 08:19 AM.

[Grizzy]

only cause you're an american!

anyways today was almost all horrible

[nox]

[Grizzy]

cheesy, still i know who would love this >.>

[Nine]

XD Love the pics. I don't think they "celebrate" Pi day in my school. Sucks, I could use some pie.

Also:

I guess it kind of fits, I dunno.

[tastyphoxette]

Lol whut.

Can't we all just enjoy a day full of pi without arguing about date format?

YAY PI.

[Black Flame]

Wow, catchy songs.

But yeah, Happy Pi day to all!