Not really pics, but still :awesome:

 

Repost, but still funny.

Also, /v/ in one image:

 

I love the Troll-solution ones so much!! ;D They shall never get old.

 

If by never, you mean several months ago, then I completely agree.

 

Edit: Well fuck you too imageshack! I uploaded to Igmur!

 

I wish I had thumbs to give ... oh well.

 

I feel incredibly fucking stupid right now, especially since I'm an engineering major :facepalm. But could someone explain to me why this is wrong?

 

I love this thread. :awesome








Damn Emma, you were fiiine before the haircut.

 

Erm, because not matter how many corners you cut, there will always be more corners. The square itself will never become a circle - it'll be wrapped around a circle. As you approach infinity, it becomes a matter of perspective ; it may look like a circle to the naked eye, but with the ability to zoom infinitely you'd still be able to see the cut corners.

 

As above, also:

You could also look up how Archimedes did it. (It takes less than a minute to look up. Please don't design anything I'm going to use in the future, ok?)

 

If you look at the picture, all they've shown is that the value of pi has an upper bound of 4...

providing a lower boundary and estimating the value pi is intuitively obvious and is left as an exercise to the reader. *troll face*

 

Thanks DLP, you guys have made me feel so much better :cry:. On a lighter note, Tarnished Blade, you have nothing to worry about. I'm an engineer, all we do is cut corners :awesome.

 

Thats so true on so many levels:awesome

 

<-QA/QC(Mech. Eng)

I know, but do you know what's more :awesome?

Catching you cut the wrong corner.