Unofficial Tex Murphy

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Pi day comes from pi starting out with 3.14 and today is 03/14. While I don't know what is after the 4 offhand I assume it can either be 0,1,2,3, or 4 else we'd have to round up to tommorow. I don't think it's 4 because I don't remember pi being very repetitive. I think the next digit is 1.

Can we have pie on pi day to celebrate even though it's one letter off?

Tex Murphy PI - Pi Investigator

3.14159 is all i can remember. Happy pi day. Hug your math teacher today!

I don't have any witty math puns or I'd use them here. So, instead I'll just say, "Happy Pi Day".

Pi or 3.14159265... I remember that from the movie Night At The Museum, Battle Of The Smithsonian... The little Einstein bobble heads kept saying it...

I would think this day, one month after Valentine's Day, has a different name. Something about a side of grilled beef and a happy ending?

At least, that's what I heard.

-Fred

One more observation. If Pi day starts at midnight it's technically off.

Ah yes....steak and BJ day. Einstein, (who happens to have his birthday today as well) I'm sure would approve. Alas, we ordered in pizza.

Behind Closed Doors...
When he wasn't sciencing the $#it out of everything, Einstein spent his time postulating his wiener into as many women as possible. Even though he was married twice (once to his cousin), he cheated on both of his wives with about 10 different women. Though in his defense, he presented his first wife with a list of rules, one of which was "expect neither intimacy nor fidelity."

"Pipes, however, are to be expected."


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Or we could celebrate Sam, Jim, Hercule, Mike, Sherlock, Philip, Fenton, Tom, Dick and Harry.

Bonus geeky points for giving me a list of their full names. Jen, I'm lookin' at you!

-Fred

Accidental Double Post Edit: I click the X to the right of the exclamation mark and it says "You cannot delete posts in this forum."

A one person challenge. Without looking I think I know 7.

Oh no, the challenge is open. I'm just expecting Jen to do it. Flawlessly. No pressure there, Jen!

-Fred

Sam Spade, Jim Rockford, Hercule Poirot, Mike Hammer, Sherlock Holmes, Philip Marlowe, Fenton Hardy, Tom Selleck, Dick Tracy, and Harry Orwell

3.141592654 is all I remember, and I think the 4 is rounded up.

Though I'm probably wrong if anyone checked (please don't!)

I saw your pic on Facebook Jen - I can't remember if I liked it or not but I do like the new haircut too!

Fred - I heard that too. It's not quite as big as valentine's day is it?? I mean, it's not like you can buy cards in shops and give them to your loved one.

Dang...I'm late to the after party. Well done Bjyman.