Godwin's Law

[beagle]

I personally rather forget that kind of humor...I  think it is tragic if you actually get it

Yep. Very few of us have successfully combined mastery of finite group theory with a second career as rock gods. Appeals to completely different sets of groupies for one thing. Or is it classes of groupies? You see how complicated it gets...

[Swatopluk]

At least there is the Pi song

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

At least there is the Pi song

Pi song?  One of my personal favorites...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mfr7xG6smhU

Especially the chorus.... pi.... in harmony, no less.



The first chorus starts at a fraction after 1:17 in.   The second chorus (longer-- more digits) is at 2:43 and goes to the end.

At the least?  Listen to one of those...

Update:  Here's a pair of college girls with too much time on their hands, who (almost-- well the one on the right does) sing along with the entire final chorus:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gnjs8YUqZY4&feature=related

[Griffin NoName]

Very few of us have successfully combined mastery of finite group theory with a second career as rock gods.

Actually I know a physicist turned successful rock god and heard of at least one other.

[beagle]

I can only think of Brian May.

[Griffin NoName]

Richard Vranch

Are we approaching Godwin's Law yet?