For today’s update, just one video, but…
Wow. XD
DID SOMEBODY SAY PI?!??? 
3.14159265358979323846… EVERYBODY SING ALONG!
Haha, math…Yeah. XD Why are the Spanish kids both named Hector? And just what are those kids doing half the time? Apparently this was a spoof of the show Zoom or something like that, but…
Wow…Watch it again, its fun! 3.14159265…
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Ah, memories, I remember this video… I also remember trying to use the music from it to memorize the digits of pi to however long it does the second time.
It didn’t work too well, even though I was listening to it on repeat, usually works for most other things.
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admin Reply:
November 19th, 2008 at 4:02 pm
You tried that too, huh? I think what makes it hard is that its really just a long string of random numbers, as compared to words. With words, its easier to remember them cause you can attach some sort of meaning or something to them to remember things.
I’ve managed to memorize maybe 5 digits at the most, lol. I’m horrible at memorizing things though. ;p
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Those…are creepy wizards. *nodnod* I think that as a bit of metahumor(if I’m using the term correctly) they should’ve made the clip 3 minutes and 14 seconds long. x3
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admin Reply:
November 19th, 2008 at 4:05 pm
They are creepy! And I don’t even know what metahumor is, so I’m going to say “yes.”
I still think my favorite part is when the kid runs in and yells “Did somebody say pie?” XD
And who sits around wondering what the area and circumference of a circle is…? ;p
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Mouse Reply:
November 20th, 2008 at 6:55 am
I personally don’t see it as metahumor at all.
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admin Reply:
November 20th, 2008 at 9:28 pm
I sitll didn’t have a clue so I looked it up! Here’s from Reference.com (which is part of Dictionary.com!), and I quote:
Joke about jokes (metahumor)
“Metahumor” as “humor about humor”. Here “meta” is used to describe the fact that the joke explicitly talks about other jokes, a usage similar to the word metadata (data about data) or metatheatrics (a play within a play, as in Hamlet).
So, from what I gather about the subject, Meta refers to being beyond something, yet still being a part of it, sorta like how a metahuman is beyond a normal human, yet is still a human (haha X-Men). I like some of the other examples, such as “metadata,” which is data about data, and “metaemotion,” which is your emotions about the emotions you have. XD
All of which means I have no clue what the correct term would be for the time being 3:14…
Silly maybe? Let’s go with that. ;p
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