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22/7 has rolled around again
here's a starter ...
here's a starter ...
Pi day comedy - stick all your graphics jokes etc in here
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SUMMARY
The forum discussion centers around the celebration of Pi Day on March 14th, humorously referencing the mathematical constant π (pi) and its approximation of 22/7. Participants share light-hearted jokes related to engineering and woodworking, highlighting cultural differences in date formatting, particularly between the USA and other countries. The conversation emphasizes the playful nature of Pi Day and the enjoyment of pie as a pun on the mathematical theme.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of the mathematical constant π (pi)
- Familiarity with the concept of Pi Day and its significance
- Knowledge of cultural differences in date formatting
- Basic appreciation for humor in engineering contexts
- Explore the history and significance of Pi Day celebrations
- Research mathematical constants and their applications in engineering
- Investigate cultural differences in date formats globally
- Learn about humor in engineering and its role in team dynamics
Mathematicians, engineers, educators, and anyone interested in the cultural aspects of mathematics and humor related to Pi Day celebrations.
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Engineers at the diner:
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Woodworker's humor
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russ_watters
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Heh - in the USA, we celebrate Pi day in March! Of course, a few weeks ago, it was 2Pi day...
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russ_watters said:
that's only because you put you day/month listing out of order compared to most of the rest of the world ;)
you can never have too much pie
D
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yup good one ...
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An old one, but it has to be said, due to completion:
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