Saw this on the 2A Board. What is is?

[Gsquared]

http://www.portlandmercury.com/images/blogimages/2010/03/11/1268333972-pi.png

[LH_Tuff]

Pie.

[Gsquared]

Pie.
You win!

[bigwood33]

Pie.
To be more specific it is pie with pi on the crust!

[ronwx5x]

To be more specific it is pie with pi on the crust!

I believe it to be CHERRY pie with pi on top and numbers and either letters or symbols in the edge of the crust. But I could be mistaken.

[bigwood33]

I believe it to be CHERRY pie with pi on top and numbers and either letters or symbols in the edge of the crust. But I could be mistaken.
You, my good sir, are only speculating as to the flavor. It COULD be cherry but it could also be rhubarb, raspberry, fig (usually flavored with strawberry flavoring) or a mixed berry pie. :wave:
Whatever it is, I'll take a slice with some Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla on the side....heat the pie please :)

[Gsquared]

You, my good sir, are only speculating as to the flavor. It COULD be cherry but it could also be rhubarb, raspberry, fig (usually flavored with strawberry flavoring) or a mixed berry pie. :wave:
Whatever it is, I'll take a slice with some Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla on the side....heat the pie please :)
You my friend sound really well versed in pie, or pi or both

[bigwood33]

Famous "pie" connoisseur from WAAAAAAAAY back :)

[RoyceTTU]

http://tahneeleopold.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/misc_americanpie_humping.jpg


i thought it was an apple pie

[ronwx5x]

You, my good sir, are only speculating as to the flavor. It COULD be cherry but it could also be rhubarb, raspberry, fig (usually flavored with strawberry flavoring) or a mixed berry pie. :wave:
Whatever it is, I'll take a slice with some Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla on the side....heat the pie please :)

Yes, I speculated Cherry because that would be my favorite. I also love Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla but it is not a necessity to enjoy cherry pie!

[regaleagle]

The numbers around the edge represent the complete numerical amount for pi, or in this case, pie.

[bobcat1]

I like pie.:2thumbsup

[regaleagle]

The area(A) of a circle is found by using Pi(a mathematical wonder number with a million integers-3.1412******) to show the relationship between its width and its circumference(distance around). So when you are eating pie, you are really eating a piece of "PI".

[regaleagle]

Of course, the pie must be circular, not square. Even though the area equals "pi r squared" (pi times the radius squared). Now if you're eating an ice cream cone, the mathematical equation to find the area of space contained in the cone gets even more complex. Even if its Blue Bell.

[Old Tiger]

I'll take .7854 of that thanks