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Joined 14 Jul '07 Moves 43012 Originally posted by Pianoman1
3.14.15 9:26:53 ∏
wherever I am needed
Joined 13 Dec '12 Moves 40201 Originally posted by Pianoman1
3.14.15 9:26:53 guess us in UK will have to wait for 3rd Jan 2041 !!
is Racist Bastard
Joined 09 Jun '14 Moves 10079 Originally posted by st dominics preview
guess us in UK will have to wait for 3rd Jan 2041 !! count me out
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Joined 13 Dec '12 Moves 40201 Originally posted by redbadger
count me out oh, come on, Badge. Had you down as a 'pieman'!
is Racist Bastard
Joined 09 Jun '14 Moves 10079 Originally posted by st dominics preview
oh, come on, Badge. Had you down as a 'pieman'! I am but I will never live long enough to reach that date.
Isle of Misfit Toys
Joined 08 Aug '03 Moves 36617 "Any day is a good day for pie." -- Fabienne, Pulp Fiction , 1994
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Joined 13 Dec '12 Moves 40201 Originally posted by Suzianne
"Any day is a good day for pie." -- Fabienne, Pulp Fiction , 1994 ah, but depends what the filling is!
Joined 23 Sep '06 Moves 18677 Originally posted by Pianoman1
3.14.15 9:26:53 3.14.15 9:26:53.58979
This is embarrasking
Joined 17 Nov '05 Moves 44152 Question: What do you get if you divide the circumference of a bowl of ice cream by its diameter?
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Joined 14 Jul '07 Moves 43012 Wasn't March 14 coincidentally the birth date of Albert Einstein?
RHP Arms
Joined 09 Jun '07 Moves 48793 Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Wasn't March 14 coincidentally the birth date of Albert Einstein? What is the coincidence?
Give me any date and I will coincidently find someone who has a birthday.
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Joined 13 Dec '12 Moves 40201 Originally posted by wolfgang59
What is the coincidence?
was Einstein a great 'player' in the Mathematics of 'pi'?? I think most of that had been done by the 1500's!
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Joined 09 Jun '07 Moves 48793 Originally posted by st dominics preview
I think most of that had been done by the 1500's! Knowing that there is a constant ratio between radius and circumference
has been known for millennia. Egyptians, Indians, Chinese etc.
The approximation of 3 was used by many (in the bible?)
I think the reeks squeezed a circle between 2 polygons to get a good value.
Presumably that method could be used to get an increasingly accurate value
as the sides of the polygon increase?
In your face
Joined 21 Aug '04 Moves 55993 Originally posted by wolfgang59
What is the coincidence?
December 25th? 🙄
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17 Feb '15 07:59
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