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This, my friends, is art:
http://cvqs.tripod.com/webmastervince.gif

Centainly not! A golden rectangle has one side equal to the other multiplied by phi, the golden mean. If you cut a square from it, the remaining rectangle will have the same proportion. I could talk for ages on the subject, I even discovered some interesting geometrical proportions between phi and pi that become apparent in the Great Pyramid. You can see all about it in:

http://www.geocities.com/lu_si_na/pyramid.html

By the way, the exact value of phi is (1 + sqr(5))/2, and that's approximately 1.618

My friend found a site that listed pi(yeah, I know you weren't talking about pi) to however far they know it is. They might've cut it short, though, cause, as we all know, pi is pretty damn long.

Speaking of which, how do they find more numbers of pi?

Go to a bakery, of course!

Alright, quiet you....

I don't know, kirbs.. (BTW I'm getting saged )
They get a computer program to make more pi for them

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm time for a slice of pi

Apple or blueberry?

blackberry with brandy sauce inside

how about sherry with brandy sauce inside?

I suppose it depends on how hot Sherry is...

There is more than one way to find digits of Pi. For instance, it can be represented as the sum of a convergent infinite series that I can't remember right now. There's probably more than one series that works. Computer programs that find it probably have a more efficient method that I don't know about.

And then there's always the simplistic old 22/7 which is what I heard many many moons ago. I never tried working that out on paper though.