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I won't copy it here:

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I was there when Bill Cosby got his SMU doctorate-I graduated law school the same day.

I think Matt Damon solved this problem in Good Will Hunting.

mrydel wrote:I think Matt Damon solved this problem in Good Will Hunting.

Pie are squared.

jtstang wrote:

mrydel wrote:I think Matt Damon solved this problem in Good Will Hunting.

Pie are squared.

That was a deep dish pizza place in Fort Worth in the late-70's. Good pizza. Their bit was that the pizzas were square. Genius.

This is a great story. I hope that they can figure it out.

SMU Football Blog wrote:

jtstang wrote:

mrydel wrote:I think Matt Damon solved this problem in Good Will Hunting.

Pie are squared.

That was a deep dish pizza place in Fort Worth in the late-70's. Good pizza. Their bit was that the pizzas were square. Genius.

Unbelievably, back in my days as an engineer, my knowledge of the area of a circle was actually crucial to my job. Not to frighten the ponyfans' flying public, but next time you look out on to that wing at 35,000 feet, ask yourself if jtstang had anything to do with it. Then assume crash position.

jtstang wrote:

SMU Football Blog wrote:

jtstang wrote: Pie are squared.

That was a deep dish pizza place in Fort Worth in the late-70's. Good pizza. Their bit was that the pizzas were square. Genius.

Unbelievably, back in my days as an engineer, my knowledge of the area of a circle was actually crucial to my job. Not to frighten the ponyfans' flying public, but next time you look out on to that wing at 35,000 feet, ask yourself if jtstang had anything to do with it. Then assume crash position.

I thought when you were an engineer you drove trains.

mrydel wrote:

jtstang wrote:

SMU Football Blog wrote: That was a deep dish pizza place in Fort Worth in the late-70's. Good pizza. Their bit was that the pizzas were square. Genius.

Unbelievably, back in my days as an engineer, my knowledge of the area of a circle was actually crucial to my job. Not to frighten the ponyfans' flying public, but next time you look out on to that wing at 35,000 feet, ask yourself if jtstang had anything to do with it. Then assume crash position.

I thought when you were an engineer you drove trains.

Hence the need to assume crash position.