An anti-joke about the number 3.14 (“pi”) was posted on Twitter by Zack Riley 🇦🇺 on October 31, 2018:
“What do you get if you eat 3.14 cakes?
Fat, you get Fat.
What? were you expecting a pi joke?”
The riddle was posted on Reddit—Jokes on April 5, 2019:
“What do you get if you eat 3.14 cakes?
Fat. You get fat.
What? Like I would make a pie joke on my cake day?”
“What do you get when you eat 3.14 slices of cake?”/“Diabetes” is a similar pi riddle.
Twitter
Zack Riley 🇦🇺
@ColdHeart_Prj
What do you get if you eat 3.14 cakes?
Fat, you get Fat.
What? were you expecting a pi joke?
3:03 AM - 31 Oct 2018
Twitter
🙃..sillytweet.. 🙃
@sillytweet01
What do you get if you eat 3.14 cakes…
Fat! This ain’t no pi joke 🙃
5:27 AM - 19 Nov 2018
Twitter
Bill Helton
@7colonel7
What do you Get if You EAT 3.14 CAKEs? You Get FAT, man, FAT!
10:51 PM - 21 Dec 2018
Twitter
Zack Riley 🇦🇺
@ColdHeart_Prj
What do you get if you eat 3.14 cakes?
.
.
.
.
Fat, you get Fat.
What? were you expecting a pi joke?
6:25 PM - 23 Jan 2019
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/HehPeriod April 5, 2019
What do you get if you eat 3.14 cakes?
Fat. You get fat.
What? Like I would make a pie joke on my cake day?
Twitter
Imtiaz Mahmood
@ImtiazMadmood
What do you get if you eat 3.14 cakes?
Fat. You get fat.
11:35 AM - 5 Apr 2019
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