It's Pi day! A day to celebrate the most annoying number in creation!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7296224.stm

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We're celebrating that in Maths class today! By eating (healthy) circular foods. Rumor has it someone's bring sushi.

Happy Pi day guys.

I had a pork pie.

At 1:59:26.

While listening to A Love Like Pi.

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And you smell like one too!

Oh my. I am impressed by your act of Piness.

no.

its 14/3/2008 damnit!

I refuse to celebrate until Pi approximation day (22/7)

I like pork pies. I'm happy to celebrate both. Maybe on Pi Approximation Day I'll by some that aren't the best, but are adequate.

Also, on a bizarrely trivial note, my birthday (23/08) is found at around the 830th digit of Pi. Who amongst you is more Pi than me? Who less?

I'm something like 17,000 digits in (0204). Sues' birthday, my gf, starts on digit 146. Beat that!

my birthday doesn't feature in any part of that pi ^ unless you put the date the silly 'merican way.

How can you tell what digit of pi your birthday is?

Yay for Pi day and all the great mathematicians! I'm a bit late, being in Aus, but it's okay.

My birthday, 16/4, starts on the 69th digit (including the leading 3). I win.

If we're not including the zero in the month then 23/8 starts at the 17th digit. I believe I take the lead.

http://www.facade.com/legacy/amiinpi/ tells you where your birthday comes.

Alright, if we're going to be really stubborn about this, we should include years too.

"Checking 1254543 digits of PI, I found 197724 starting at this location in PI: 968743"

I decided to go for the rational system of year dates used by PHP, i.e. starting with the largest figure and working downwards, year/month/day. Excluding the zeroes does give an advantage to those of us born in single figure months and days, but it does increase the chances of finding our birthdays.

Using Mata's system of dating, 1990416 wasn't found, however:

1641990 is 275,254th
16490 is 21,387th
164 is 69th
1604 is 22,622nd.

I'm not gonna win in any configuration.

Well, if we're doing just month and day, the non-American way, I come in at digit 14. But.. that's without 0's.