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2022.0314.0005...
Today is...
National Pi Day
(I discovered that I have a dearth of fruit pie images.)
And now I can't wait to cook a pizza, so I'll have to go fetch what I miss at the grocery's.
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It's not that kind of pie. It is the mathematical equation for PI 3-14
ReplyDeleteAnon@9:42am - My dear, you missed the joke the rest of the world is participating in.
ReplyDelete@ Rick - Great post! (And, you're right. Despite the distinct 4th photo, apparently Anon missed the point.)
ReplyDeletePat - In Anon's defense, that particular image I added after his comment. I ran across it on another site and stole it to add to this post.
ReplyDeleteI like fruit pies only. No cream crap. No vanilla pudding, banana pudding crap. I like fruit pie because the crust and fruit go together so well. Perkins has a pie with no added sugar - and free of those awful fake sweeteners, too. A three berry pie. I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw it on some other sites I was confuse as they would like you show a «pie».
ReplyDeleteI must say that the geometrical Greek letter «Pi» is pronounced «PEE» in French which is not related to that pastry named «tarte» in French.
As for «Pi» pronounced as «pie» could relate to «paille» in French which means, straw or hay.
Pie in French also pronounced «pee» is a bird named «Shrike» in English..
JiEL - Those are language distinctions I hadn't thought about.
ReplyDeleteI really love your fruit cakes with creams!
ReplyDeleteRicko that's always triggering me as I'm fully bilingual since I was 4yo when dad's job for Bell Canada moved us very near the USA's border at Stanstead.
ReplyDeleteIn those days, 1954, no need of passports to cross the border and my mom often went shopping in USA by foot. It's that close we were from the border.
In Stanstead there is a street that is half in Canada and half in USA all along it having only the center yellow line to tell it. Some homes are also on the border line. A building has its library in Canada and the concert hall in USA...
The 9/11 attacks did shake our all time friendship and even putting a foot on the border line there and you'll have some officials to go to see you..
JiEL - Another terrible time. Seems so long ago now.
ReplyDeleteMmmmm... Pi R^Round. 8L
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rick!
Jimbo - Question: Why can't they be square?
ReplyDeleteGood question. I've made square pies in 8x8 pans and they come out great but people resist calling them pies, for some reason. They're "tarts" or "cobblers" or whatever, but not pies.
ReplyDeleteGo Figure.
Jimbo - Indeed.
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