Happy Pi Day!

The United States stands almost alone in writing the date March 14 numerically as 3-14. Change the hyphen to a period, and you have the first three digits of pi. Contrived, yes — but any excuse for a party, we say.

(Tau-ists, please hold your peace. Your day will come.)

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47 Responses to Happy Pi Day!

  1. Choklit Orange says:

    PARTY!!!!!! *is hyper*

    On a more sobering note, I wished my classmate happy Pi Day today. She was confused, so I explained that today’s date is 3-14, and the first three digits of pi are 3.14. To which she replied, “I still don’t get it. Is that like some pagan thing?”

    It makes me sad.

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  2. Here’s Vi Hart’s contribution to the day:

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  3. Mikazuki says:

    Happy Pi Day!!!!!!!!!

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  4. Mago Berry says:

    FWEEPIDAYPIDAY!!!!!!! MWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!! *throws PiPies* :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: I’m *trying* to convince my mom to let us have a PiPie party (aka, we all throw PiPies at each other, make PiPies, and play PiPie tag in which one person is Kokopelli and throws PiPies at everyone else).
    IT’S NOT WORKING SO FAR. :(

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    • Bibliophile says:

      That’s too bad. It sounds fun. I had part of a PiPie today, but that was the only opportunity I got to really celebrate. I was planning to meet my online friend for the first time and celebrate with her, but unfortunately, it rained, and we’d planned to go to a park, so we’re doing it tomorrow instead, and it won’t be pi-themed anymore.
      To celebrate it, my brother’s school gave the students doughnuts. For pi day.
      Oh, and happy pi day, by the way! :arrow:

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    • Randomosity 101 (Pi Party Participant) says:

      HAPPY PI DAY!!!! :arrow: :arrow: :arrow: :arrow:
      Too bad about your plan not working; it sounds great.

      And Bibliophile, you can celebrate with doughnuts too! They have even MORE ways to use Pi than the tradtional fruit-or-custard-filled comestible! And if you can’t honor Kokopelli, at least you’re honoring Feather! But here’s a virtual pie too: :arrow:

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  5. Rosebud2 says:

    PI!PIE IS IN. THE. OVEN.

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  6. Treebird says:

    Happy pie day! The video on tau confused me, mostly becacause I haven’t been taught some of the stuff she was talking about.

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  7. Koko's Apprentice (3 Pottermania Points) says:

    HAPPY PI DAY!!!!!!!!!! :!: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!:
    My school decided that to celebrate pi day they would give a surprise math quiz (No, seriously, they said it was to celebrate pi day) which had nothing to do with pi. :cry: . They gave it to everyone grades 5-12, and it was a speed test with a bunch of basic math problems.

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  8. Randomosity 101 (Pi Party Participant) says:

    My lament of the day: during important (and especially lesser-known) holidays, I usually get a piece of binder paper in the shape of a square, draw a box with the date in the upper left-hand corner, the way it looks on a calendar square, and in the blank space I write “HAPPY [NAME OF HOLIDAY]!” in really big letters, and tape it to the front of my shirt. Today, as I was walking around with my Pi Day sign, FOUR people asked me what Pi Day was! And when I explained it, THREE of them didn’t recognize pi! A TRAVESTY!

    In other news, on guy who DID know about Pi Day, and had previously seen my sign for National Hate Day, asked if I knew about all the holidays. My response was only the ones I hear about on MuseBlog, so in order to say it so he would know what I was talking about, I said “No. Just the most important ones.”

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  9. KaiYves- Welcome Home, Discovery! says:

    Happy Pi Day, everybloggy!

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  10. Cat's Meow says:

    Happy Pi Day!

    My math teacher forgot, but I made raspberry pie for dinner.

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  11. Piggy says:

    Quite a few of my IRL friends have come out today as tau supporters. I didn’t realize so many of them have seen the light of mathematical correctness.

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  12. Mago Berry says:

    IT’S OFFICIAL! I know Pi Day is kinda over, BUT. I’m having an (albeit belated) PiPie party on the weekend! YES!!!! MY DAY HAS COME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    *beats self over head with a PiPie tin and bottle of whipped cream* Okay, all better.

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  13. oobatooba says:

    Vi has made me realize, at the end of her video, that i can just support pi and tau. Pi is fin to memorize, and eat, and tau is fun to do actual math with. That way, pi and tau can be friends, and everyone gets more holidays to celebrate. Peace between pi and tau!
    For pi day, I went to Petsy’s pies, a bakery near my house, and recited digits of pie for free pies. Delicious!

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  14. LittleBasementKitten says:

    I was only reminded of it 7th period that day.

    WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

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  15. Koko's Apprentice (2 Pottermania Points) says:

    I have finally watched Vi Hart’s Tau video, and I must say that I am officially a convert. TEAM TAU!!!!!

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  16. œ∑´®†¥¨ˆøπåß∂ƒ©˙∆¬Ω≈ç√∫˜µ says:

    I completly forgot pi day. *hides and sobs*

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  17. Mago Berry says:

    WE HAD THE PIPIE PARTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    …Well, okay, the pies were like five inches across, tops. And we only got one each. BUT STILL.

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    • Bibliophile says:

      Congratulations! It sounds awesome! What did you do, besides what you mentioned already?
      Speaking of which, I dreamed that I that I joined this really awesome, Muserly club-type thing, except that for some reason my not-Muserly-at-all ex-best friend was here, which was strange. As I expected, she didn’t enjoy it much, unfortunately. Anyway, we had a belated Pi Day Party in the dream, too! On March 37. Yes, that’s right, the 37. All we did was eat a plethora (I’m trying to say plethora instead of lot now, because it’s such a great word) of candy and do math and watch interesting whale-related videos (just don’t ask) and read books and talk about pie, but it was fun! I wish the group was real.

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  18. Thief of Light says:

    Hey, guys, where’d the Pie Wars thread go? A friend wants to know.

    Anyway, this friend’s thinking about joining MuseBlog, but she can’t think of a username. Can anyone help? She likes books (all kinds, but she likes Harry Potter (and wants to be a Ravenclaw)), Avatar: The Last Airbender, dogs, and singing and dancing~

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  19. The Grey Lady says:

    thanks for the name!

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  20. Thief of Light says:

    TIPS FOR FIRST-TIME COSPLAYERS:
    1. Never work with fabric paint on netting. It’s hard to work with.
    2. Fabric paint also will not come off clothing. Try at your own risk, and the risk of smudging.
    3. If you try the method I did of painting symbols, please try not to work with weird tape and complicated symbols. It only brings pain.

    … :I

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