I know Mar is short for Mardi, which is French for Tuesday, but the rest doesn’t make sense.
That’s not even half a fortnight
It works in ISO date format too - the year just gets put in a sensible spot consistent with the order of month and year: today’s date is 2014-03-14
PI day is Nov 10 in the Julian calender. Except leap years when it’s Nov 09.
http://www.no-frillscalendar.com/2014/calannual2014_julian.html
I know - Mercredi drags, Jeudi is a bore, Vendredi takes forever, and then - c’est le weekend!
Thanks for that.
Unix epoch Π Day is 20 Jul 16:37:33 2069. Woo, a Saturday!
You need to specify your time zone:
$ date -d '20 Jul 2069 16:37:33' +%s
3141589053
$ date -d '20 Jul 2069 16:37:33' -u +%s
3141563853
$ date -d @3141592653 -u
Sun Jul 21 00:37:33 UTC 2069
$ date -d @3141592653
Sat Jul 20 17:37:33 PDT 2069
I think for her, it’s all about winning the pie. That, plus the fun in making up and memorizing nonsense sentences that she deconstructs to generate the numbers.
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Tom Selleck = Pi?
I’m all confused.
MAGNUM PI !
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I wonder if people celebrated Pi day back then.
What about nano and mili seconds? 
But of course! Circular condoms.
It took me a minute to work out why there was a picture of Tom Selleck. Then I groaned.
That’s a horrible pun Jason
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