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RE: INFINITE PI [[[ TO PI OR NOT TO PI ]]]

11/30/2007 8:24 PM

One is in two are out where are three?

Three are where? Out are two in is one.

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Eating pi 3.14 all.

all 41.3 pi eating

3+1+4=8 infinity or not ∞

by GAW ps: Remember to say "POINT"

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RE: INFINITE PI [[[ TO PI OR NOT TO PI ]]]

11/30/2007 8:42 PM

Ewe've reely got my konfuzed.

I cannot understand your Topic.....

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RE: INFINITE PI [[[ TO PI OR NOT TO PI ]]]

11/30/2007 10:45 PM

Ya know what you call the ratio of the circumference to the diameter of an igloo?

Eskimo Pi....
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RE: INFINITE PI [[[ TO PI OR NOT TO PI ]]]

11/30/2007 11:12 PM

Hello Steve S.:

As far as I am aware, the European name for the people who called themselves "Inuit", was "Esquimaux", which as you can see was originally from Canadians of French origin, and Anglicised to "Eskimo", because that's how the word "Esquimaux" actually sounds to the listener's ear.

So in France, presumably the chilled icecream treat would be spelled as "Esquimaux Pi"....

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RE: INFINITE PI [[[ TO PI OR NOT TO PI ]]]

12/01/2007 3:19 AM

The rhyme seems to be a method to remember the value of Pi.

It sort of work but not for me. I even battle remembering my wifes real and maiden names.

As for the point instead of comma = I changed the input function to accept both.

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12/01/2007 3:50 AM

Sounds like a bit too much mushroom pi ...

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RE: INFINITE PI [[[ TO PI OR NOT TO PI ]]]

12/10/2007 6:41 AM

"Eight eights are sixty-four

Multiply by seven.

When it's done,

carry one,

and take away eleven.

Nine nines are eighty-one

multiply by three.

If it's more,

carry four,

and then it's time for tea."

(with apologies to the children's author, A.A. Milne)

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