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Either you celebrate Pi Day or support ISO 8601 - you can't have it both ways !

• yen223 14y ago
  I would support ISO 8601, but I'm not waiting for the year 3141!
  • ggchappell 14y ago
    And you certainly don't want to wait for the 59th month of that year.
• LukaD 14y ago
  ISO 8601 all the way! I'd love to have a Pi day but it just isn't possible.
  • graywh 14y ago
    Then go for Pi approximation day: 22/7 = July 22.
    • Heliosmaster 14y ago
      except it will be 2013-07-22
      • graywh 14y ago
        Right, I was thinking prof_hobart's comment above.
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• prof_hobart 14y ago
  You can have neither though. For much of the world, it's 14/3/2013 today.
  • graywh 14y ago
    Then Pi approximation day: 22/7
    • baddox 14y ago
      22/7 is actually closer to pi than 3.14.
      • duaneb 14y ago
        113/355 is several orders of magnitude closer. To bad we don't have 355 months in the year.
        • jlgreco 14y ago
          For those unfamilar with 113/355: http://blog.wolfram.com/2011/06/30/all-rational-approximations-of-pi-are-useless/ http://blog.wolfram.com/2011/06/30/all-rational-approximatio...
        • duaneb 14y ago
          I made a silly mistake, it's (obviously) 355/113.
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• ditoa 14y ago
  Today is 2013-03-14 which is good enough for me :P