>>>It should be more like 3.1415926535...
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>>Ok. :-) I used PI a lot back in engineering so I had it memorized out to about 9-10 places and I was thinking my mind was going ... well, maybe it still is, but ... :-)
>
>I once knew it better too, but it's seldom used in statistics...I believe they've calculated it's value to something like 500,000 places now, they use it to test new super Crays and the like, apparently...that kind of precision isn't needed too often :)

Ok, Let's all stop getting irrational.
Found this on the web at http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~nickjh/Pi.htm
Pi was calculated to 2,260,321,363 decimal places in 1991 by the Chudnovsky brothers in New York

And just for fun, find your birthday in pi http://www.facade.com/Fun/amiinpi/