17 Funny Pi Day Memes For All You Nerds

Pi Day falls on March 14, which also happens to be Albert Einstein’s birthday. That basically makes it the nerdiest day of the year. And what better way to celebrate than sending out Pi Day memes to all your friends? Yes, that’s fine if that’s mostly just your old math teachers.

In case you’re scratching your head over the whole thing, Pi Day is a day of celebration for the mathematical term “π”. It’s a number made up of an infinite sequence of numbers, and you might remember the first dozen or so from that yearly competition in high school. The first three digits are 3.14, hence Pi Day falling on 3/14.

Throw in the fact that it’s also pi-sces season, and we’re pretty much losing our minds over here. And not just because we just finished our eighth slice of pie. In celebration of this day, we found the funniest Pi Day memes for you to send to your nerdiest friends.

Some Funny Pi Day Memes to Send to Your Favorite Nerd

1. That’s the kind of math we can get behind.

2. Nerd humor is the best humor.

3. Gee, thanks.

4. What, no pumpkin?

5. Sorry, we only understand PST.

6. That’s certainly how we understand the assignment.

This is how we’re supposed to celebrate Pi Day right? 🥧 pic.twitter.com/IMUpcv4qJf

— Texas Humor (@TexasHumor) March 14, 2019

7. Let’s just call it an even three.

8. And we wonder what pie has to do with numbers.

9. You’re not even a real pie. SMH.

10. We also suddenly remembered that we’re double pahked.

11. We’re pretty sure you’re thinking about Groundhog Day.

12. So… there’s no such thing as pi day in Europe?

13. We didn’t need an excuse, but we’ll take it!

14. Unfortunately, Rebecca, it’s just another Monday.

15. Big Math is at it agin.

16. The pi puns never end.

17. We can always get behind a no-bake recipe.

oh no I almost forgot it was Pi Day pic.twitter.com/oIzRSSyOZh

— Shmoo (@Shmoo06) March 14, 2020

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