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I thought "Toe." =]

This topic made me look into the meaning of tau... and I kinda get the appeal now, tau is pretty neat. Your username is understandable. Though out of obligation to ask a question, how do you feel about being "pilover" instead? What if someone else shows up as "Pi Lover"?

I'm fine with pi. I know 97 more digits of pi than tau because of middle school Pi Day memorization contests. And at this point I realize that functionally they're the same. If a "Pi Lover" showed up I'd think I'd be obligated to be their mortal enemy, though.

What if a philover showed up? *raises brow*

Also, this is the first time I've ever seen you make a spelling error.

What if a philover showed up? *raises brow*

Golden Ratio? That's actually one of my NS puppets' names.

Also, this is the first time I've ever seen you make a spelling error.

you saw nothing

Yeah, the golden ratio. I've had an odd fascination with it since about grade 6.

philover

a...phiphile?

How have you taken (at least) 10 AP exams if you have not even finished high school?(that is an assumption based on your profile saying you are 17 years old)

2 freshman year, 3 sophomore year, 5 junior year (though it's really 4, since the Physics C exams are back-to-back). Will be up to 14 by the end of this school year, assuming I take all the exams for the classes I'm taking.

I'm not even taking that many APs, compared to some of my peers—one of my friends got 10 5's last year alone.

2 freshman year, 3 sophomore year, 5 junior year (though it's really 4, since the Physics C exams are back-to-back). Will be up to 14 by the end of this school year, assuming I take all the exams for the classes I'm taking.

I'm not even taking that many APs, compared to some of my peers—one of my friends got 10 5's last year alone.

At my high school Freshman were not allowed to take AP classes and Sophomores were discouraged but Juniors and Seniors were encouraged to take 1.  There also were not many options at the school.

2 freshman year, 3 sophomore year, 5 junior year (though it's really 4, since the Physics C exams are back-to-back). Will be up to 14 by the end of this school year, assuming I take all the exams for the classes I'm taking.

I'm not even taking that many APs, compared to some of my peers—one of my friends got 10 5's last year alone.

At my high school Freshman were not allowed to take AP classes and Sophomores were discouraged but Juniors and Seniors were encouraged to take 1.  There also were not many options at the school.

At our school freshmen aren't allowed to take AP classes (I self-studied and took the exams at another school). Sophomores are only allowed to take a few. Come junior/senior year, though, and people are taking 4, 5, 6 APs (even though the school discourages anything beyond 3 AP/honors courses).

2 freshman year, 3 sophomore year, 5 junior year (though it's really 4, since the Physics C exams are back-to-back). Will be up to 14 by the end of this school year, assuming I take all the exams for the classes I'm taking.

I'm not even taking that many APs, compared to some of my peers—one of my friends got 10 5's last year alone.

At my high school Freshman were not allowed to take AP classes and Sophomores were discouraged but Juniors and Seniors were encouraged to take 1.  There also were not many options at the school.

At our school freshmen aren't allowed to take AP classes (I self-studied and took the exams at another school). Sophomores are only allowed to take a few. Come junior/senior year, though, and people are taking 4, 5, 6 APs (even though the school discourages anything beyond 3 AP/honors courses).

The most AP courses I saw in one year was 4 at my school.  I took 4 in 2 years.  Half as a Junior, half as a Senior.

That's probably a much healthier courseload than mine.

How was grad night?

It was fairly fun.