March 23, 2011
mathematical legislation?
Congresswoman Martha Roby (R-Ala.) wants to legally change the value of π:
Roby, raised in Montgomery, Ala., is on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, and the Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education.
“It’s no panacea, but this legislation will point us in the right direction. Looking at hard data, we know our children are struggling with a heck of a lot of the math, including the geometry incorporating pi,” Roby said. “I guarantee you American scores will go up once pi is 3. It will be so much easier.”
Democrats first responded to the measure with a mixture of incredulity and amusement.
I’m confused.
UPDATE: The internet tells me this is a sham. Thank god.
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not satire.
Legalize it!
I’m thinking of adding a new category: motherfucking motherfuckers.
“Rarely is the questioned asked: Is our children learning?”
I’d like this a lot better if Democrats responded to the measure with a mixture of incredulity, amusement, and poots.
If throwing poop is good enough for monkeys.
Students are also struggling with English. Suggestions?
“Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) ridiculed objections from the left as further examples of classic elitist liberalism.”
Well, we can start by eliminating apostrophes.
Binary alphabet.
Uh, A. B. Uh, wait.
Shut up, Beavis.
Tap once yes. Tap twice no.
rumors of pi 3.0 have been circulating the internet for awhile.
Someone really needs to have a talk with Bono’s dad.
tap tap!
tap tap!
Daddy!
We’ve been punked.
Get rid of the comma. I mean hell everybody knows what we mean unless there is some forgin language shit going on. Fastes way to get rid of runon sentences is to run the fuckers don’t like it out a town.
Deron, have we been photoshopped?
Serious question: instead of March 14th being π day, would it get the whole month of March? Because that seems unfair to all the other hardworking mathematical concepts.
I’m pretty sure we’ve been spammed.
Deron, what is being spammed?
Toilet seat assistance on row number one — thank you!
See, also, Tau Day.
We got a good thread out of it. So, there’s that.
That’s all I ever go for.
I’m holding on to the binary alphabet.
Mmmmm. Pie.