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Say no to alexs misleading pi shirt

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Lisa
7 years ago

For the sake of humanity, Alex! With a better tshirt, YOU can help relieve ignorance everywhere!

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Concerned Citizen
7 years ago

Some say only the first 39 digits of pi are important, citing those are the only digits needed to calculate the circumference of the known universe. Pssh – known universe...lazy... We can do better America. Say no to the slice! We want the whole pi!

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Patrick
7 years ago

[insert disapproving gif]

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Robert
7 years ago

I fully support this cause and wish the best of luck to our Hap-Pi Man, Alejandro Mi Hijo !

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John Huang
7 years ago

I can't focus on work when all these numbers are in front of me.

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John
7 years ago

I can't focus when all these numbers stare at me

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Armando
7 years ago

LOLz

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Jonathan Go
9 years ago Featured

Because of this shirt, I thought pi was a regular old rational number. I was laughed at by all my peers and it crushed my self-esteem. This shirt is a menace to society and should be incinerated at once. I would also accept a sharpie with an ellipsis (...) after the last digits to at least imply that this shirt is not the full story of pi. Either or.

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Maddie Parsnick
9 years ago

Can i start another petition to put an apostrophe in the title of this petition, so it will read Alex's?

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Carol BAM
9 years ago

Please leave your shirt on...destroy it when you get home!

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Snowball V
9 years ago

What an abomination...smh

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Hannah
9 years ago

I blame Alex for my mathematical inadequacies. Thanks.

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Ilegal Alien
9 years ago

Don't build that wall please.

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AleX Cabrera
9 years ago

for some reason Todd wants me to take off my shirt, I'm scared now

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Ricardo
9 years ago

My boss forced me to sign this... I better do it before he fires me :(

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Catherine Stolitzka
9 years ago

This is disturbing the peace and productivity of the workspace.

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Todd Parsnick · petition starter
9 years ago Featured

It's criminal. If he wears it for the rest of the day, I'm going to call my father, a retired high school math teacher, to give poor Alex a lesson on the importance of respecting your transcendentals.