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Blind Date Math Style 'e' & 'Pi' [Rogers Equations Enjoy] :-)

Posted December 18, 2006 1:25 PM by stilljester

Thought this would help start the week for everyone.

Blind Date: 'e' and 'Pi'

Have a good week everyone!!

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12/18/2006 1:31 PM

Awesome.
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Re: Blind Date Math Style 'e' & 'Pi' [Rogers Equations Enjoy] :-)

12/21/2006 7:23 AM

I knew you'd like that
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Re: Blind Date Math Style 'e' & 'Pi' [Rogers Equations Enjoy] :-)

12/19/2006 5:00 PM

HA! That was great. I don't feel comfortable with you rounding me up to the nearest tenth.

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