Girlzilla
03-14-07, 10:51 AM
woohoo for pi
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View Full Version : Happy Pi Day!! Girlzilla 03-14-07, 10:51 AM woohoo for pi Nikelodeon 03-14-07, 10:53 AM Huh? Girlzilla 03-14-07, 10:55 AM It's March 14th today!!! 3.14... GeoffP 03-14-07, 11:15 AM So could we have pi minute and second? What are they? I don't want to break out the confetti and paper hats until the correct moment in radial time. Avatar 03-14-07, 11:21 AM All your Pi are belong to us! Nikelodeon 03-14-07, 11:22 AM Here in the UK it's 14.3 GeoffP 03-14-07, 11:25 AM Well that's just wrong. I declare a jihad. No more European calendars! thedevilsreject 03-14-07, 11:26 AM what a queer thread Nikelodeon 03-14-07, 11:27 AM 14th day of the 3rd month of the 2007th year. Makes more sense than: The 3rd month, on the 14th day of that month, in the 2007th year. GeoffP 03-14-07, 11:28 AM To which I add this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cfw0kj9hp4I&mode=related&search= IceAgeCivilizations 03-14-07, 11:29 AM Of course, Pi is embodied in the dimensions of the Great Pyramid, whose base perimeter length just happens to be half an arc second, time/distance, derived from the precession rate of the Earth's axis. Two base sides of the GP, 880 royal cubits, divided by the height, 280 royal cubits, equals Pi, I bet they celebrated Pi Day back then too. Nikelodeon 03-14-07, 11:30 AM Would that not make Pi day every day? GeoffP 03-14-07, 11:31 AM I'll bet they executed people for loony argumentative points too. IceAgeCivilizations 03-14-07, 11:34 AM Every day is certainly Pi Day, our modern timekeeping system is based upon it. leopold99 03-14-07, 11:34 AM The 3rd month, on the 14th day of that month, in the 2007th year. 3rd month, 14th day, of 2007 AD. leopold99 03-14-07, 11:36 AM Of course, Pi is embodied in the dimensions of the Great Pyramid, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA my ears, my ears. not the hexa angle doohicky thingamajig again. Avatar 03-14-07, 11:41 AM Of course, Pi is embodied in the dimensions of the Great Pyramid, whose base perimeter length just happens to be half an arc second, time/distance, derived from the precession rate of the Earth's axis. Two base sides of the GP, 880 royal cubits, divided by the height, 280 royal cubits, equals Pi, I bet they celebrated Pi Day back then too. Of course. And don't forget 432. IceAgeCivilizations Nikelodeon 03-14-07, 12:41 PM 3rd month, 14th day, of 2007 AD. the 14th day of 2007? Mmmmmmm..... John Connellan 03-14-07, 12:45 PM http://www.geocities.com/hjsmithh/Pi/Pi.jpg Nikelodeon 03-14-07, 12:46 PM http://food4film.com/images/Pecan%20pie.jpg IceAgeCivilizations 03-14-07, 01:15 PM Everybody's Hi on Pi. lixluke 03-14-07, 01:35 PM Pi day is a great holiday. I think I will take the day off. Facial 03-14-07, 02:40 PM Great day. 3.14159265358979 is all I remember though, haha. Nikelodeon 03-14-07, 02:42 PM 14th March 1592? The Devil Inside 03-14-07, 02:42 PM http://hawaii.hawaii.edu/math/Courses/Math100/Chapter0/Photos/Pi(film).png even better. Nikelodeon 03-14-07, 02:43 PM wot a messed up film that was. The Devil Inside 03-14-07, 02:44 PM wot a messed up film that was. it is actually a fundamental idea of the jewish faith. i had a roommate that punched a whole in his bedroom wall after watching it..... Absane 03-14-07, 02:45 PM what a queer thread How DARE you not recognize the great day that is 3.14 !!! wot a messed up film that was. Blowing out his brains was the best part. Pi day is a great holiday. I think I will take the day off. From what? Fraggle Rocker 03-14-07, 03:48 PM Here in the UK it's 14.3Europeans do such a great job with sensible addresses. Put the country first because that's what the postman needs to see first, and put the house number last because he only needs to know that at the end of the route when he's on foot going door to door. But then they blow it with dates. 2007.03.14 is the logical way to record a date. Like any other number, you should put the high-order digits first. You can sort dates in that format as one data element, without having to break them up into three. It's the same logic as putting the country name first. It doesn't much matter what day you're talking about if I have to wait until the end of the sentence to discover that we're not talking about the same year. If someone asks you, "When's your birthday," suppose you say, "The nineteenth..." They immediately start thinking, oh golly whiz I have less than a week to put together a surprise party for my new friend. They mutter some excuse and run out the door to make reservations and invite all your other pals, and they're so preoccupied that they don't even hear you say, "... of February," which gives them a whole year to plan. You can say "The Fourth Of July" (in America) because that phrase has been enshrined. It's Independence Day, one of our national holidays, and we rarely refer to it as "Independence Day." But it's just plain silly to say "The Fourteenth of March." cato 03-14-07, 05:24 PM lol, after that video GeoffP posted, it linked me to this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pjuf1ikxXwA&NR man, and you guys think pi is a fucked up thing to celebrate. edit: upskirt at 6:28 into the video edit#2: holy shit 6:28=2*pi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |