lol...cool song. Is it true that theres also going to be a full moon and a partial lunar eclipse on pi day? If so thats going to make pi day that much pi'licious. =D

Posted by: Chris Ragsdale on March 14, 2006

Lol, love the song. Is it true that pi day is also Einstein's birthday?

Posted by: Mahul Patel on March 14, 2006

is it true that the universe came into existence on pi day?

Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2006

Awesome song ). Yes Einstein was born on 3.14, but I can't say anything sure about the world

Posted by: Csaba on March 14, 2006

At my school, the math department sells pie on pi day to raise money...yummm!! We rounded down this year (3/1) because we have CSAPs today, but it is always a fun day!

Posted by: Karen on March 14, 2006

That song is awesome!

Posted by: Alexandre on March 14, 2006

HAPPPY Pi Day everybody!!!



The song is most awesome indeed. Now if only our world had 14 months, that way we would have Pi Day twice a year (international format)

Posted by: Dannel on March 14, 2006

Oh man. If only I knew about this song! My friends would have been glad to hear something other than awesomely awesome calculus jokes all day. Or maybe not.

Posted by: Shan on March 14, 2006

Cool song!

Posted by: Minh on March 14, 2006

How can I translate the foreign income tax return??



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Posted by: 0 on March 14, 2006

According to Wikipedia (see the link on my name), there is a penumbral lunar eclipse today, from about 4:30 to 8:00 Eastern. Since it's only penumbral, the moon won't turn black, but it'll be a little darker...

Posted by: Geoffrey on March 14, 2006

I was told that there's another pi song to the tune of "american pie" that's something like



Pi, pi

Mathematical pi

3.14159



... but I don't know it.

Posted by: Rhiannon Carr on March 14, 2006

Though I surely do love pi, Key Lime has claimed my heart today. Happy belated pi day!

Posted by: Keegan Compton on March 15, 2006

Have you ever heard of the parody of "867-5309/Jenny" called "3.14159?" The only recording I could find of it is pretty awful, but the parody is good.

Posted by: James on March 15, 2006

My calc class last year sang a parody to the same tune called "Oh Calculus"...



Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

How tough are both your branches.

Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

To pass, what are my chances?

Derivatives I cannot take,

At integrals my fingers shake.

Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

How tough are both your branches.



Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

Your theorems I can't master.

Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

My proofs are a disaster.

You pull a trick out of the air,

Or find a reason, God knows where.

Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

Your theorems I can't master.



Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

Your problems do distress me.

Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

Related rates depress me.

I walk toward lampposts in my sleep,

And running water makes me weep.

Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

Your problems do distress me.



Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

My limit I am reaching.

Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

For mercy I'm beseeching.

my grades do not approach a B,

They're just an epsilon from D.

Oh, Calculus; Oh, Calculus,

My limit I am reaching.

Posted by: Nicole on March 15, 2006

it's great! =) i was very sad and depressed, but that made me smile again =)

Posted by: a girl on March 16, 2006

Hey, thanks Nicole.

That really brought a smile to my face.

Posted by: 0 on March 16, 2006

I have that song (along with some other mathematical Christmas carols)!

Posted by: Rhiannon Carr on March 16, 2006

Would you post them? or, please, send them to me on n_toleva/at/abv/dot/bg

?????? please, please, please =)

Posted by: Nina on March 16, 2006