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#71
Oct 8 2009 07:34am
thank you guys for such an interesting thread ;)
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#72
Oct 8 2009 09:23am
Pi is a lame overused number and memorizing pi is for wannabe math geeks.
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#73
Oct 8 2009 10:22am
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Pi is a lame overused number and memorizing pi is for wannabe math geeks.


You clearly haven't read this topic through. First, nobody asked for your opinion about Pi, and second, there are other places for your stupid +1's.
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#74
Oct 8 2009 10:45am
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You clearly haven't read this topic through. First, nobody asked for your opinion about Pi, and second, there are other places for your stupid +1's.


There, there.
Look up my posts/day. I dont care about +1. Just dont like pi. So not original. How about e? Its nicer.
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Oct 8 2009 12:26pm
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Oct 8 2009 12:56pm
Quote (Skeletoff @ Thu, Oct 8 2009, 04:45pm)
There, there.
Look up my posts/day. I dont care about +1. Just dont like pi. So not original. How about e? Its nicer.


Well, if you'd read the whole topic before making such weird statements, you would've realized that we discuss memory techniques and not the actual question "How many digits do you remember?" :)
My bad making such a stupid topic title...
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#77
Oct 9 2009 04:58am
3.14

Imo all you need
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#78
Oct 12 2009 02:26am
1415

that's it
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#79
Oct 12 2009 09:01pm
I use a calculator with a pre-programmed value for pi, and get the same results as you except I didn't waste any time.
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#80
Oct 15 2009 02:43pm
Quote (indiadrummer @ Tue, Oct 13 2009, 03:01am)
I use a calculator with a pre-programmed value for pi, and get the same results as you except I didn't waste any time.


Really? How could a pre-programmed value for Pi help you with your memory skills?
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