[Boatanchors] Pi Are Round...

[Robert Moses]

Now I understand my problem. Here is the solution!

FS: Squared pi tin. Cheap. It never did work right. The corners always 
burned while the center was still raw. LOL

David Stinson wrote:

>I tried to do that with Bolean Algebra notation,
>where you put a line over a factor to indicate "not"
>operation: for instance, a line over "R" would mean
>"R(not)". Also, there was the "ceiling function," 
>which means "round up to the next integer." 
>So you could write it on paper like this:
>
>http://home.netcom.com/~arc5/cbread.jpg
>
>But nobody got the joke.... :-\
>
>73 Dave S.
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