The year’s cycle has completed, and it’s time once again to celebrate the ratio of a circle’s circumference to diameter.
In other words…
Happy Pi Day!
Given this mathematical celebration, here are 3.14 reasons Pi Day is awesome.
1) It’s the best day to share a math joke.
2) If you get lost and go in circles, you can just say, “I was just celebrating Pi Day!”
Didn’t we pass that same mountain five minutes ago?
3) It’s a great excuse to eat more pie.
“But, Bertha, I already had 17 slices!”
If only our stomachs were as infinite as the number itself.
.14159265358979323846) Just as a circle is infinite, so is the potential for partying on Pi Day!
Once again, Happy Pi Day everyone! Now, it’s time to look forward to our next Geekly Holiday: May 4th.
What are you doing to celebrate Pi Day? What pie best represents Pi Day? What is your favorite math symbol?
Here’s more info on Pi Day from CNN.com
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Yay for maths jokes and Pi day! 🙂 Although here in the UK it’s 14/3, not 3/14. 😦
Well, despite the variation in how we write dates, I am sure you can still use this as an excuse to make math jokes and eat pie.
You sure it’s not Snakes on a Plane? “We have to put a barrier between us and the snakes.”
The barrier could be an alternate dimension, an alternate Cartesian plane.
I didn’t know about Pi Day! I will have to celebrate it one day late (shhh, don’t tell anyone!!). Happy belated Pi Day, hope it was a good one 🙂
Just as the number Pi has infinite decimals, there are infinite days to celebrat pi day.
Not one for math and I gave up sweets for Lent.
In other words, my Pi Day sucked.
You can skip the math portion, and have a savory pie instead – like chicken pot pie.
Finally a day for math jokes!
It is a great thing.