March 14, 2015, at 9:26:53

[The Cheezy One]

did you know PIE backwards is 3.14?
interesting...

No, it's EIP.

i mean, if you hold it up to a mirror and stuff a dot in there

 

[Lullabye]

die...please
JK lol
OT: ummm. PI repeats continuously, i.e. the decimal places go on forever so

No.

technically, the time will hit pie eventually, since it to can be measured in infinity.

OT: well, yes. I mean, as of late people have been making a bigger deal out of more retarded dates (2012*cough cough*), so if you feel like celebrating a number that defines matter and efficiency then yes, go right ahead. if not, then don't. It'll proly work better at universities and colleges though.

 

[Twilight_guy]

No. It's not even really Pi either. besides 1/2/03 4:05:06 was far more epic but that wont happen for another 994 years.

 

[Communist partisan]

no i don't like pi it's boring

 

[Tekyro]

did you know PIE backwards is 3.14?
interesting...

No, it's EIP.

i mean, if you hold it up to a mirror and stuff a dot in there

I know, I was being sarcastic. Should've pointed that out.

 

[The Cheezy One]

did you know PIE backwards is 3.14?
interesting...

No, it's EIP.

i mean, if you hold it up to a mirror and stuff a dot in there

I know, I was being sarcastic. Should've pointed that out.

oh i seeee
sorry, at 8am im not that good at noticing humour

 

[MercurySteam]

On March 14, 2015, at 9:26:53, it is a very special time. Why? Because at that exact time, it's 3/14/15, 9:26:53. That's right, it's pi.

Is this worthy of epic parties?

I had a second of fun at: 12:34.56 7/8/9

This on the other hand? Only for people nerdy enough to know that many Pi digits.

 

[Samuel Cook]

I'd say mass parties are in order, as it's my birthday. Seriously though, that's pretty cool, I always get pretty stoked thinking about the numbers in dates and so on..

 

[Spiner909]

Eat pie I guess? How did you calculate that?