Happy Pi day!

Off the top of my head I can recite: 3.141592652589793238, but if you give me a piece of paper and ~15 minutes, I have a clever memo system that allows me to memorize ~130 digits, I think. If I can find the link (which I am so far unsuccessful at) I will post it here. It's a really easy method.


All I know is (probably wrong) is 3.14159265358979323846264

This is correct.
 
Today in science, someone brought up the fact that today is Pi day. Because I was bored and my science teacher lets us do pretty anything we want at certain times, I went over to her computer and took about 5 minutes to memorize 30 digits. That's the first time I've ever cared for memorizing pi. xD

This is all I got.

3.141592653589793238462643383279.
 
FYI today is 14.3.2012. You should do the date from left to right smallest to biggest. Days, months, years. Doing it any other way is just rediculous.
 
FYI today is 14.3.2012. You should do the date from left to right smallest to biggest. Days, months, years. Doing it any other way is just rediculous.

You're a European who thinks that America does stuff in really stupid ways?

That's cute.

americans are stupid and i hate living here
 
Of course smallest to biggest makes most sense, but people in the US and Canada like their ways and won't give it up. Personally I find that 14/3/12 is easier to understand than 3/14/12, but that's just me. Of course, the US is going down worse than the 30s, so I'm getting out of here soon :p
 
FYI today is 14.3.2012. You should do the date from left to right smallest to biggest. Days, months, years. Doing it any other way is just rediculous.

You're right. Smallest to biggest. Months have the smallest number range. Days have the second smallest number range. Years have the biggest range.
 
3.14159265358979323846264.... i remembered 60 decimal places 4 and a half years ago thats all i can remember now since it was absolutely pointless i also remember the contined fraction expansion for it as [3;7,15,1,292,1,1,1,2,1,3,1,...]
 
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