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[torchwoodgenius]

[amused] Now this is my kind of day. Do you think all two billion discovered digits of pi are here? Oooh, what if there were undiscovered digits? I wish I had the time to check.

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[marcsstickybunz]

Oh sweetie please, lets tone down the geek shall we? Geek chic was not created with you in mind.

[torchwoodgenius]

[confused!] ...sorry?

[marcsstickybunz]

This whole Pi to a billion thing you've got going on or whatever. There are more important things in life.

[torchwoodgenius]

I happen to like maths, thank you very much.

[broken_clock]

We've all the time in the world, surely?

[torchwoodgenius]

Except that the castle's only been changing for a day lately. [chuckle] And today's March 14th - matches 3.14. Otherwise, you'd be right.

[broken_clock]

[quiet laugh] Very good point.

Mind, I can go very fast if I want to.

[torchwoodgenius]

Well, and I'm not entirely certain where we'd get a list of them - two billion digits would probably take up a fair bit of space.

Really? [oh, you've piqued her interest now, Doctor]

[onlyanapple]

The numbers are making my head hurt.

[torchwoodgenius]

I think it's a rather nice decoration, really.

[onlyanapple]

Yeah for you. You get this number...thing.

[torchwoodgenius]

[grin] You mean you never hung out with Newton back when he was alive? Dropping an apple on his head sounds right up your alley.

[collareddog]

Two billion?

[torchwoodgenius]

Discovered by a pair of Russian brothers living in New York who built a supercomputer in their apartment.

[collareddog]

I didn't know that. I learnt about some of pi in class, but only the first eight digits.

[torchwoodgenius]

The first eleven digits had been discovered by the year 1400. There's any number of ways to calculate it, of course.

[twatular]

Why am I not surprised?

[torchwoodgenius]

...because you know me?