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What.

http://www.wired.com/2014/05/pi-takedown/

π

That guy can eat a bottomless bag of dicks.

Farking jokes that. What a tnuc. So do people have to start using 3.14159 for clothing designs.

pretty rediculous

dunno why you would want pi on ur shirt tho

m8son wrote:pretty rediculous

dunno why you would want pi on ur shirt tho

Plenty of Fedorra wearers lap that stuff up man.Pi is like Dolce & Gabana to them.

"ridiculous asshattery" hahaha

Darren Aronofsky tweeted about this recently lol

can calculators still use it?

m8son wrote:can calculators still use it?

Excellent question.

Hell, can the Greeks even use it to spell shit?


You can't spell dubstep in Greek without it...

δτηβστεπ

_ronzlo_ wrote:

m8son wrote:can calculators still use it?

Excellent question.

Hell, can the Greeks even use it to spell shit?


You can't spell dubstep in Greek without it...

δτηβστεπ

The illuminati is trying to kill dubstep

Muncey wrote:Darren Aronofsky tweeted about this recently lol

That bastard stole Rachel Weisz from me! I used to be obsessed with her during my teenage years

m8son wrote:pretty rediculous

dunno why you would want pi on ur shirt tho

Same reason you'd want anything else tbh.

the same reason i want an enema?

No, on your shirt. Silly, silly Mason.

why would i want an enema on my shirt?

See now you're being illogical. Dass coo doe.

This don't make sense - but it's not uk law so I can't say much.

But here in the uk i'm sure a trademark application would fail under section 3 (the absolute grounds for refusal) subsection D "trade marks which consist exclusively of signs or indications which have become customary in the current language or in thebona fide and established practices of the trade:"

Or perhaps even section s.3 (1) (b) - devoid of distinctive character?

For example, you can't trademark the word 'hoover'

But i can't say the USA IP law is the same as the UK.

I can't wait to starting pirating pie