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Circumference divided by diameter equals pi.

It's a math joke!

This looks deliciously mathy. I might have to buy this.

Wait... pumpkin circumference divided by pumpkin diameter is equal to a slice of pumpkin pie?

I don't get it.

LOL! Woot got a little feisty on the artist bio!

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where does the whip cream come from

I don't see how they equate if it's only a slice of pie.

thatrobert is a Pi-loving maniac!

Yay for ramen noodles!

Thanks Woot for printing yet another Pi shirt of mine. I need to find some other mathematical constants...

And btw, I'm both allergic to gluten and a teetotaler so I would have to be thankful for gluten-free ramen and alcohol-free beer. Yuck.

I'm glad it's an exact amount, not some weak decimal approximation.

GET OFF MY LAWN!

...with a decaying pumpkin on it.

circumference =2*pi*radius
2*radius=diameter
pi=circumference/diameter

In math terms, that's what the shirt is about.

No wonder I didn't get it. The math is all wrong.

lete wrote:I don't see how they equate if it's only a slice of pie.

In math terms, the circumference is equal to pie times the diameter. so if you divide circumference by the diameter you get pie.

What pumpkin?

4khaos wrote:Wait... pumpkin circumference divided by pumpkin diameter is equal to a slice of pumpkin pie?

I don't get it.

qztv wrote:where does the whip cream come from

Rounding errors.

samuraikurisu wrote:circumference =2*pi*radius
2*radius=diameter
pi=circumference/diameter

In math terms, that's what the shirt is about.

I should note that this is for a circle....but if the pumpkin happens to be more of an oval or ellipse shape....we'd be in some trouble.

thatrobert wrote:Thanks Woot for printing yet another Pi shirt of mine. I need to find some other mathematical constants...

You could begin with τ, which is equal to 2π, a "full turn" of a circle in radians.

qztv wrote:where does the whip cream come from

Frothy cows.

cj12 wrote:In math terms, the circumference is equal to pie times the diameter. so if you divide circumference by the diameter you get pie.

Sure. But this is a slice of pie. The right answer has to be a whole pie.

Looks tasty for math

i don't know about this... the pumpkins should cancel out, leaving you with plain pi, not pumpkin pi ;)

ratbert2k wrote:Sure. But this is a slice of pie. The right answer has to be a whole pie.

I think that would be "a pie," as opposed to the all-encompassing "pie," represented by a slice.

I just bought 3 random shirts and 2 Threadless shirts in the past 3 days, however I feel as though I need to buy this one. I mean who doesn't love a good pi joke? Beside March 14 will be here sooner than you think.

Finally, a shirt that will let people look at me and think "that guy looks like a big fat math nerd" without feeling bad about being all judgmental.

Am I the only one who was trying to figure out which cooking methods "/" and "=" could possibly refer to?

Roll the pumpkin up the wall?

Cut the pumpkin in half with an oreo?

This recipe makes no sense!

Excellent. Now, your next task is to find the square root of chocolate.

This is a cute shirt and my father loves pumpkin pie. But I'll pass because it is way too geeky for him.

It's too bad we can't have a plain shirt with just the pumpkin pie slice on it. Then again, that's just too simple, we can't stop ourselves from trying to be clever.

Here is a suggestion for shirt.woot, lets have some derbies where the designs have to be simple. No math, no Sci-Fi references, no video game references, just some cool every day shirts...

I love pumpkin pie. I'm going to share this with my wife. Hopefully, this new diagram will get me double the pie!

4khaos wrote:Wait... pumpkin circumference divided by pumpkin diameter is equal to a slice of pumpkin pie?

I don't get it.

lol. if i knew how to give a quality post, i would

thatrobert wrote:Thanks Woot for printing yet another Pi shirt of mine. I need to find some other mathematical constants...

And btw, I'm both allergic to gluten and a teetotaler so I would have to be thankful for gluten-free ramen and alcohol-free beer. Yuck.

Does that mean the pie on this shirt is also gluten-free?

I doubt there is any situation in any universe in which anyone could possibly be thankful for alcohol-free beer. But that could be my inner beer snob talking.

DavidHart wrote:This is a cute shirt and my father loves pumpkin pie. But I'll pass because it is way too geeky for him.

It's too bad we can't have a plain shirt with just the pumpkin pie slice on it. Then again, that's just too simple, we can't stop ourselves from trying to be clever.

Good news! Through the magic of a 2-minute Internet search, your father can now have that shirt with just a slice of pumpkin pie on it!

And if he wants to get really daring without being "way too geeky", he can even get a design with text!

If you're looking for shirts that don't try to be clever, you're REALLY in the wrong place, dude.

Digit0110 wrote:What pumpkin?

I want the last twenty minutes of my life back.

missmelis wrote:Does that mean the pie on this shirt is also gluten-free?

I doubt there is any situation in any universe in which anyone could possibly be thankful for alcohol-free beer. But that could be my inner beer snob talking.

I wasn't thankful for it. Yes, the pie is gluten free. You won't even notice. Except for the texture. And the taste.

circumference/2r = delicious woot purchase!

thatrobert wrote:I wasn't thankful for it.

Oh, I know. I was backing you up on your clear lack of thankfulness for alcohol-free beer.

HA! I got it without help!! I feel special.

qztv wrote:where does the whip cream come from

From here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jxvVvn2ZLY