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Choice	Votes		Percent
Yes	31	35.6%
Yes	33	37.9%
Yes	23	26.4%

Survey posted 2011-03-14 18:51 by Astrid.

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Re: Pi Day?
darl 181
Um...yes?
Reply to this comment	14 March 2011, 18:53 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
_player1537
Hmm... Hard decision... but, yes?
Reply to this comment	14 March 2011, 18:54 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
KermMartian (Web Page)
Obviously. 3.14159265358979323 846264338327950288419 716939937510582 ^pi
Reply to this comment	14 March 2011, 19:02 GMT

Re: Re: Pi Day?
Travis Evans
Nope, that's just an approximation of pi. The actual value is... crashes comment database
Reply to this comment	14 March 2011, 22:08 GMT

Re: Re: Pi Day?
turiqwalrus
...0957494492307816406286208998628034825
Reply to this comment	31 March 2011, 21:14 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
Kevin Ouellet (Web Page)
Over here, pi day is on July 22nd :P
Reply to this comment	14 March 2011, 20:41 GMT

Re: Re: Pi Day?
Astrid Smith (Web Page)
Why's that?
Reply to this comment	14 March 2011, 20:48 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Pi Day?
darl 181
7 divided by 22 is somewhat equal to pi. Hence 7/22.
Reply to this comment	15 March 2011, 03:57 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Pi Day?
Aaron Yam
Isn't 7/22=0,31818181818... Shouldn't it be 22/7=3,14..?
Reply to this comment	2 April 2011, 10:19 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pi Day?
will hat
yes
Reply to this comment	31 July 2011, 00:31 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Pi Day?
Kevin Ouellet (Web Page)
What Darl181 said and the fact in French it's 14/3 or 22/7 instead of 3/14 and 7/22. :P
Reply to this comment	15 March 2011, 04:28 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
Travis Evans
Astrid, you forgot the “What's Pi Day?” option. Now we have no way to track down the people that need to be flogged. >:)
Reply to this comment	15 March 2011, 02:03 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
Drantin (Web Page)
Unfortunately, the correct answer is not one of the available choices. Pi is wrong, my answer is no. Tau is the answer. See the URL for details.
Reply to this comment	15 March 2011, 17:12 GMT

Re: Re: Pi Day?
Andrew V (Web Page)
Interesting... June 28th shall be Tau day!
Reply to this comment	15 March 2011, 21:28 GMT

Re: Re: Pi Day?
Ronakbhai (Web Page)
Hey, thanks for the superb link! I always felt that using the diameter is highly awkward considering that a circle is indeed all the points a fixed distance from a single point. Now I have something of interest to look into! BTW: I did vote a LONG time ago, I just recently checked back to visit his link. :)
Reply to this comment	29 May 2011, 01:15 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
Adept (Web Page)
I voted PI NUMBER 3! BTW, Tau Day sounds too weird, lets stick with Pi day because y0u are allowed to eat PIE!
Reply to this comment	16 March 2011, 04:24 GMT

Re: Re: Pi Day?
Ronakbhai (Web Page)
I voted Pi #1! :)
Reply to this comment	29 April 2011, 10:07 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
goldenarrow45
Ummm... yes?
Reply to this comment	18 March 2011, 00:00 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
ralphdspam
I think it is most likely somewhat probably yes.
Reply to this comment	18 March 2011, 01:13 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
Brandon Wong
It's probably Yes (3) because it is an approximation of pi.
Reply to this comment	27 March 2011, 14:32 GMT

Re: Pi Day?
Stefan Bauwens
Euh..No! April fools day!
Reply to this comment	1 April 2011, 08:57 GMT

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