Today is PI day. PI= 3.141592653

So this A.M. at 9:26:53 I said happy PI day. No one listened.

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If it flies, I can crash it!

Hmmmm . . . .

You're not doing it right; we made two apples and a peach pie. Had fresh-out-of-the-oven pie and ice cream.

You've go another shot this evening. I bet they'd listen if you were holding a pie.

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NAR 79743
NARTrek Silver
I miss being SAM 062

Awaiting First Launch: Too numerous to count
Finishing: Zooch Saturn V; Alway/Nau BioArcas; Estes Expedition; TLP Standard
Repair/Rescue: Cherokee-D (2); Centuri Nike-Smoke; MX-774
On the Bench: 2650;
Dream Stage: 1/39.37 R-7

I had pie.
It was a good day.

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John Adams
"There is a lot of rocketry under 20ns"

Don't forget Pi is a number without end. So if you add the fractional seconds after the seconds, this day was actually unique in the North American date format, to actually include the entirety of Pi. The next such example is 2115.

Eat pie for your appetizer, save room for dessert.

Just Pi Tech Jerry

Phunny!

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Enjoy life, it has an expiration date.

I was supposed to launch rockets at a Pi Day elementary school STEM event, but it was rainy AND windy yesterday. Total scrub.

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NAR #27085 - Oregon Rocketry - SAM

I ran an obstacle race on Pi Day wearing my "Pi Day of the Century" shirt. Several
people commented on it and I got many "knowing looks" and half smiles. Good to
see so many geeks out and about!

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Dale Marshall, San Antonio Texas
NAR #90990
Semroc SAM #083

BAR Since 2008
Enjoying model rocketry since 1977.
The Spotted Dragon
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