Let's Celebrate the most Irrational Holiday

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If i can get pie outta the deal, I'll celebrate anything.
 
See, that's why everyone needs to be friends with me. I am absolutely making this an excuse to bake pie. *nods*
 
BUt but but.. I hate pi... and pie.. .. :o
 
*grabs knife and fork*

MINE!! RAWR!!!
 
My favorite math teacher in high school used to celebrate pi day.
He'd give us a worksheet with whatever math we were doing, somehow involving pi.
 
I sort of hope that they had some kind of awesome celebration March 14th in 1592.... If not, wasted. Just wasted.
 
Great. Now I seriously want some pie. ><
 
Eh.. why should I look away Elyd? Why, why, why, wh... OH NO I LOOKED AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH D'x
My brain is melting )x ... oh my mistake, I don't have one.. :D
 
Pi was around then!
"Early evidence points toward use of an approximation for the length of 'circumference' with respect to its 'radius' (~ 3 1/7) in the designs of the pyramids in Egypt. The Great Pyramid (2500 BC) was built with a perimeter of 1760 royal cubits (1 royal cubit ~ 20.64 inches or 525 mm) and a height of 280 cubits; the ratio 1760/280 ~ 2π ~ 6.29. (N ~ 3.14)"