It’s International Pi Day today! In honor of the math constant, 3.14159, it’s become a custom to celebrate the day with pie (duh). But these nerds tweeted that you’re doing completely wrong. Put the pie fork down, grab your heaviest TI-84 scientific calculator, and get into these Pi Day tweets.
Alcohol and calculus don’t mix, so don’t drink and derive on pi day guys. Be safe.—
Trash Boat (@buhhhhrooke) March 14, 2014
It's pi day, pi day, gotta get down on pi day 😉 #PiDay #PiDay2014 #mathnerd #mathmajorprob #mathematician—
Amber-Lee Nickerson (@AmberLeeJordan6) March 14, 2014
Today may be Pi Day but I’m ahead of the curve: I just managed to make an Ides of March joke.—
Douglas Robinson (@thedougman) March 14, 2014
Pi day is another white people construct like Father's Day and thanksgiving and the Million Man March—
Yassir Lester (@Yassir_Lester) March 14, 2014
Calling it pi day suggests that knowing pi is close to 3.14 is useful enough. It is not. e^(2k*3.14i) is only real when an integer k is 0.—
Shaun Stewart (@shaunstewart) March 14, 2014
What is the official animal of Pi Day?… the PI – thon!—
OTRProTrucker.com (@OTRProTrucker) March 14, 2014
I think it's a little ironic that National Pi Day falls on the same day that my blood alcohol content is 3.14159265359.—
Lauren Reeves (@laurenreeves) March 14, 2014
We have failed at National Pi day—
Bryan Robinson (@brob) March 14, 2014
are you sine because im cosine why don't you get up on top of me and let's make tangent together #PiDay—
sisi (@sierratallen) March 14, 2014
I wonder if the other math constants get jealous of pi because it has a day and they don't—
mardog (@mariapoops) March 14, 2014
If you're not excited about Pi day, you're a square. Cuz squares are really rectangles and therefore not real, so you're i.—
tatiana lopez (@tatstales) March 14, 2014
There. HAPPY PI DAY. Cause pi. And pie. And books. http://t.co/6Rl2js6Sey—
Ksenia Anske (@kseniaanske) March 14, 2014
