The 14th of March (3-14) was pi day. I hope you all ate some pie to celebrate. Regrettably, I missed it, so I must repent by eating the rest of the apple pie in my house.
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Pi day will be another 6 weeks away for most people in Europe
We have D-M-Y counting; so the 31st of April would be Pi day.
With some creativity you can think of may 1st of pi day. Well at least some minutes after midnight when you are too tired/drunk/both to consider there is no 31st of April..
You can celebrate the Euler day on January 27th (27/1), but only if you use D-M-Y dates
I wore my pi t-shirt.
D/M(/Y) works conveniently for pi-approximation day, heh.
22/7 = 3.14 (3 s.f)
hey guys!!
pi day is awesome!!!
3.141592653589753238462642795028814……
thats all i know~