Pi != Pie

Story: Your First Bite of Raspberry PiTotal Replies: 27
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HoTMetaL

Jan 22, 2013
5:05 AM CST
Can we please stop the liberal use of malapropism here with the food/pie references when writing about the Raspberry. It's getting a bit overbaked and is starting to leave a sour taste in the mouth. Anyone wanna bite?
jacog

Jan 22, 2013
6:23 AM CST
Oh come on, just allow them to express themselves how they choose... it's the yeast you can do!
jdixon

Jan 22, 2013
6:51 AM CST
Trying to have your cake and eat it too, HoTMetaL?
Bob_Robertson

Jan 22, 2013
8:16 AM CST
Pi r^2?

No, pie are round. Cake are squared.

I'm sure HoTMetaL has been simmering for some time, basting in the flavors of the issue, looking for it to turn over. But no, it's beginning to burn him.

This would seem to be a good time to remember, if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.
dinotrac

Jan 22, 2013
8:32 AM CST
Come on, guys. I agree with HoTMetaL.

This whole pie bit is getting stale, no matter how you slice it.
gus3

Jan 22, 2013
11:22 AM CST
/me blows raspberries at the bad punsters
tuxchick

Jan 22, 2013
10:21 PM CST
Oh shut your pi holes.
dinotrac

Jan 23, 2013
8:12 AM CST
Wow, @tc.

Why so crusty? Somebody with your considerable communication skills doesn't need to be mean just to make mince meat out of these guys.
penguinist

Jan 23, 2013
8:59 AM CST
This is starting to look more and more like sour grapes.
jdixon

Jan 23, 2013
9:48 AM CST
Most of you here know that I can cook up puns as well as the next person, but for some reason I really don't have an appetite for that with this thread.
dinotrac

Jan 23, 2013
10:21 AM CST
@jd -

That's fine, so long as you don't stomp away a la mad.
Fettoosh

Jan 23, 2013
10:27 AM CST
Quoting:This is starting to look more and more like grapes.


What! sour grapes pie!!? who would eat such a thing? :-)

caitlyn

Jan 23, 2013
10:54 AM CST
Quoting:What! sour grapes pie!!? who would eat such a thing? :-)


Probably the same folks who think rhubarb and lime and lemon make good pies. (I don't like any of them.) Lemons and limes are sour and people love those pies.

Want to bet somebody comes up with a competitor to the Raspberry Pi and names it after another food? I'd bet the Pumpkin Pi or some such thing is just around the corner.
penguinist

Jan 23, 2013
10:55 AM CST
I'd rather eat sour grape pie than crow.
dinotrac

Jan 23, 2013
11:35 AM CST
Mmmm. Rhubarb.
Fettoosh

Jan 23, 2013
11:44 AM CST
Quoting:Want to bet somebody comes up with a competitor to the Raspberry Pi and names it after another food?


@caitlyn, There is one already called Gooseberry and Introducing Gooseberry

telanoc

Jan 23, 2013
3:27 PM CST
Please leave the punning to the groan-ups.

Thank you.
tuxchick

Jan 23, 2013
4:36 PM CST
All this math punning is a sine of madness.
gus3

Jan 23, 2013
5:05 PM CST
Don't try to take this off on a tangent, TC.
dinotrac

Jan 23, 2013
7:46 PM CST
@tc --

This is more than I can bear. Perhaps it's time to circle the wagons.
tuxchick

Jan 23, 2013
9:08 PM CST
Pi r squared in them wagon circles.
dinotrac

Jan 23, 2013
10:10 PM CST
But you only need D if you're appropriately circumferencespect.
Bob_Robertson

Jan 24, 2013
11:18 AM CST
TC, Pi r squared? No, Pi are round, cake....wait. Never mind. I seem to have come full circle.
dinotrac

Jan 24, 2013
5:50 PM CST
@BR --

Boo.
caitlyn

Jan 24, 2013
8:31 PM CST
Surely someone can come up with a new angle on this.
telanoc

Jan 25, 2013
10:00 AM CST
Now I understand the term "Industry Pundit"
dinotrac

Jan 25, 2013
10:19 AM CST
@telanoc --

Oh, the pain. The pun and the pain. But mostly the pain.
caitlyn

Jan 25, 2013
11:06 AM CST
Have a slice of chocolate cream pie and you'll forget the pain.

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