Party Ideas For Math Nerds?
rbf writes "A girl I like at my university, a graduate student in mathematics, will be having a birthday next month. She had thought of throwing a nerd-themed party — show up with tape on your glasses, pants hiked up, etc. However, she decided against it because most of her friends are math nerds and wouldn't even have to dress up! So my question for the community is: What fun party ideas would appeal to a group of mostly math-major nerds?"
Alcohol. Barry White. Intercourse.
Trust me, its great for the rest of us.
While you're at it, watch Barton Fink.
Ice Cream has no bones.
It'll be the first time for a lot of things for you math nerds! :)
"Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives" should be a convenience store, not a government agency.
Play pin the tail on the integer?
Dress up as your favorite nonlinear equation.
Start a drinking game where everyone increases their drinks parabolically. (or alternatively: everyone drinks when someone says "Archimedes.")
TP the English department utilizing the golden spiral....
Careful What You Wish For....
Come on, its' a given Drinking games. Let's see how well you integrate after a couple !
Nature journal lied in Britannica vs Wikipedia Ask to retrac
Pin the tail on the Gaussian Curve?
Bobbing for Protractors?
Spin the Klein Bottle?
In fact, screw the Blackjack!!!
Imaginary party, you don't even have to show up!
(Spoiler: This is not the party you want to throw for your girlfriend.)
I don't think that is gonna a problem.And how come people who like math can't have a regular party? What's wrong with a few drinks, some music and a drunken fumble?
Quite a few probably game. Throw a LAN.
Still waiting on Serviscope_minor to wake up to fucking reality and realize that Jessica Price isn't going to fuck him.
Serve Pi instead of cake?
There's going to be a GIRL there. And she's not deflatable. It's going to be the best math nerd party EVER!
paintball
The cake is a lie.
"Follow me" the wise man said, but he walked behind.
And you get bonus chips if the dealer catches you counting cards.
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(from http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/04/25/1421227 )
They're mostly maths nerds - have you any idea how complicated those drinking games are going to get?
Caesar si viveret, ad remum dareris.
Typing my life with his words.
Killing me softly with his post,
Killing me softly...with his post.
To keep the math majors occupied, you could give them a pie (round of course), and ask them to square it. Roberto
It's not that hard, you just pick a card and drink half the sum of the prime factors in fingers. If you get it wrong, you have to stand on your head and recite pi backwards (as hard as it sounds.)
Yes, Gauss's Fundamental Theorem of Algebra does appear to be relevant, its just that the complex analysis required at the inflection points near the of roots positional integrands that define the bounded Reimannian surface produce a computationally expensive solution given the short duration of the party.
Reciting pi backwards gets easier and easier as you go on, but getting started is a bitch.