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wait till his 314th birthday. and do you need me to post 1,000,000 places of pi cause i would love to

That, or you can always read the last digit of pi. It goes to...a trillion decimal places lol

wait till his 314th birthday

Wait for his 123 birth day. Then he will have the first three numbers (excluding 0) in his birthday.

Wait for his 123 birth day

One problem with that, that day has already passes 8 years ago.

Oh, I got the pun in the title.
I am ashamed of myself, I got it on the second time I saw it.

Maths, science and mother's day, wow 3 different things in one day!

2. Albert Einstein's 131st birthday.

That, or you can always read the last digit of pi. It goes to...a trillion decimal places lol

There is not "last digit of pi" pi is an irrational number and goes on forever.

There is not "last digit of pi" pi is an irrational number and goes on forever.

Steevo. How could you quote my post without actually bothering to look up the link, which had the proof right there?

The only thing that I don't like about the link however, is that it doesn't tell you what the last number of pi is, or at least a picture of the last numbers inside. It at least has some amount of credibility in it though.

One problem with that, that day has already passes 8 years ago.

OOPS! My bad. I guess I sould have read the OP more carefully.