Happy Pi day!

garystrickland357

nutmegoreo

And just to be a jerk (earworm anyone):

Raysie1

Sadly we can't celebrate this day here in the UK, as it's 14.3. Month-day-year never made sense to me!!

DancingMoosie

Hubs had me go pick up a Little Caesar's pepperoni... I should have never told him about pi day. We ate over half the pizza 🍕 (and he added chicken and shredded mozzarella).

FireOpalCO

Got into an argument with my dad about Pi Day. The only rules are it has to be perfectly round and relatively flat (Ritz cracker is pi, a meatball is not). My dad says it has to have the word "pie" in it. (In his world a hand pie would count!)

Two snow days in a row ruined plans to celebrate at work, but I ordered a pizza and one of those big chocolate chip cookie "pizzas" from Pizza Hut for the kid.

I can't wait for it to fall on the weekend again so my friends have another Pi party, that was a blast.

lynn_glenmont

Raysie1 wrote: »

Sadly we can't celebrate this day here in the UK, as it's 14.3. Month-day-year never made sense to me!!

I would rather have pie (and Pi Day) than make sense.

Danp

Silly Americans!

It's Small/Medium/Large not Medium/Small/Large

FireOpalCO

Danp wrote: »

Silly Americans!

It's Small/Medium/Large not Medium/Small/Large

At least ours is closer to file name convention: year, month, day.

Danp

FireOpalCO wrote: »

Danp wrote: »

Silly Americans!

It's Small/Medium/Large not Medium/Small/Large

At least ours is closer to file name convention: year, month, day.

y/m/d would be equal (and possibly superior) option a d/m/y as it still follows a natural, if downward, trend. But y/m/d is still closer to d/m/y as they both at the least share a common month position

Mean_Spice

Silly peoples, you would rather have a regular work day then have something to celebrate? So very mundane. Next you will say is boxing day is a real holiday!