Pi Competition
Before we continue, please have a look at yesterday’s comic – if you saw it on Monday, via the site (or the Toon Mailer) I totally changed it up. I went through no less than 40 revisions before feeling satisfied with what I wrote. (I’m not changing it any more, lest I go completely insane.)
Today’s comic went through just a few iterations, and I’m happy with how it came out. If Bob’s musical reference doesn’t make sense, you’re either too young to remember the ’80’s, or you’ve never listened to the song “8675309”.
The sequence of numbers in the song appear both in ‘pi’ and ‘e’, oddly enough. And, to fill up your trivia banks – “orange” is one of those rare words that does not have a rhyme, contrary to what you may have read. It’s also a comic. ;)
Enjoy today’s ‘toon!
-Krishna
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Jason
May 12, 2010 at 12:42 amInterestingly, Tommy Tutone went on to become a programmer. : ^ )
Krishna
May 12, 2010 at 11:11 amthat’s pretty cool! I can only hope that he gets a chance to see today’s strip.
Doc
May 12, 2010 at 12:37 pmOccurs in both Pi and e, eh? Since Pi and e are infinite, irrational, and assumed to be normal, then every string of numbers will be in there somewhere. So it’s not odd in the slightest that 867-5309 is found in both of them. I’m sure you could also find your own phone number in Pi and e if you looked for it.
Josh White
May 17, 2010 at 12:07 pmThis is one of those comics thats going to be on my office wall for years! Keep up the great work Krishna!
GJB
May 19, 2010 at 6:38 pm867-5309 made an appearance on the 5/18 episode of NCIS titled Patriot Down