I thought ultimate pi day was in 1592?Happy ∏(pi) day every one! Two more years and it will be the ultimate pi day 31415
Dude you are one day early unless you are posting from somewhere from the other side of the world.Happy ∏(pi) day every one! Two more years and it will be the ultimate pi day 31415
Yes I know but OP could be on vacation.No, Ohio is on our side of the planet.
I figure we should give old shortbus every benefit of the doubt we can.Oops. I missed that idea.
Yeah but Ohio has always been ahead of the times.No, Ohio is on our side of the planet.
And Ohio is good morning in Japanese!Yeah but Ohio has always been ahead of the times.
Does that mean you celebrate Pi Approximation day (22/7)?It's not ∏ day here because it is 14.3.2013 but it would be if we used American style dates.
Well Albert Einstein was born on this day. I think that is pretty cool.What's the BIG DEAL about pi day though? I think it wouldn't affect our life if we will just neglect it, isn't it? Moreover, I never heard about pi day ever since.
Yes both pi day and Albert Einstein's birthday.I'd have thought Google would have done something with their logo today, but now I realize it only is valid in the US and other areas using the same date nomenclature system.
Almost all of Google's doodles are regionally specific.My kid made several dozen toroidal pastries last night, for his math class today, in honor of pi day.
I'd have thought Google would have done something with their logo today, but now I realize it only is valid in the US and other areas using the same date nomenclature system.
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