Re: πie

wugi wrote:

Just in case anyone missed it, but today is π-day.
Dunno if this could be considered a literary day, but you'd need all existing and non-existing books in the world to overwrite them with π's decimal expansion or what's it called.
Yet in principle one could serve π-pie at exact π-time, day-hour-second-etc-wise.

                      did anyone do anything with  CADAE...  ?
      they also celebrate  the 6-28  day.         (FW has 628 pages)
       i'm  Pi-lingual. --  i suppose this is common for ppl here, at Sci.Lang
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Pi Day (March 14th)
Celebrates the mathematical constant pi (π), which represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.
The date (3/14) reflects the first three digits of pi (3.14).
Popular ways to celebrate include eating pie (a delicious pun!), memorizing decimal places of pi, and attending pi-themed events.
      Pi-lingual == A play on words combining "pi" with "multilingual."
It can refer to:
Knowing or using multiple representations of pi (e.g., mathematical notation, decimal expansion).
Celebrating Pi Day in different languages [search pi day celebration reading pi pi digits in many languages]
A fun classroom theme for learning about pi.