Farmville Flags - Way back when Facebook was run by Humans

 

Of the most socially annoying games that illustrated that people could not wait to enter the bio-pods was Farmville.  It was designed as kind of communal dream-scape where you had to pay and could easily get addicted. 

 You can see the Farmville Flag above. 

 

 Farmville had a cool UK Zepplin that you could earn.  Also notice the flags tips on the castle. 

 

 

The Billiard's Based Rainbow

 How pool sharks see the rainbow! 

 

UK π-Day Flag!

 Happy Pi-Day! We have another Pi-Day flag based upon the old UK numerical flag numbers at the turn of the century.  There have been a lot of changes with the UK numerical signal flags, but this one based upon the numbers at the turn on the 20th century.  Namely 3, which had a blue and yellow checker pattern, 1, which was a red and white checker pattern and 4 which was the rare horizontal blue, white, red flag that never seems to stick.  They always prefer red on top and blue underneath! 

 

 

Kriegsmarine π-Day Flag, Using the Old German Numbers

 

The Kriegsmarine, old German, π-Day flag utilized the old numbered flags used by Germany before the end of the WWII.  The number 3 takes up most of the space and is conserved, except for in the middle.  The number 1 is the red diamond with the two white stripes, and in the center is another diamond taken from the flag for the number 4.  

The German marine Pi-Day flag just happens to look like something of periscope by coincidence, as and the white stripes give it a wolf like fang appearance, which was so appropriate for the German U-boats 'wolf packs' that were active during WWI & WWII.

 

The German/Kriegsmarine Naval Signal Flags 0 to 9 is the basis for the German π-Flag

 

 

OG US Naval π-Day Flag

 

United the original US signal flags of 3, 1, and 4 makes this a Pi-Day Flag!

π-Day Resistor Flag - Resistance is Futile: 3.14 forever!

 The Pi-Day Resistor colour coded flag is orange, brown, and yellow. The color orange represents #3, brown represents #1, and yellow #4.  The ratios are uneven to represent each numbers relative value.  Remember, its 1/10th so a smaller brown section, and 1/100th is the small yellow section for #4. 

 

 

 

Snooker π-Day flag

 

Since we have Pi-Day flag for Pool, there should be Pi-Day flag for Snooker!  Green is worth 3, red is worth 1, and brown/purple is worth 4. 

π-Day Billiards Version 2 Flag

 

For this Pi-Day of the version 2 Billard's π-flag it combines the #3 Red ball with the #14 Green Striped Ball! 

 

Billiards π-Day Flag

 Green background for pool floor, red represents 3 ball, yellow the 1 ball, and purple the number 4!

 

 

Smead π-Day Flag

 Smead π-Day Flag!  They color coded the numbers so we can make a Pi-Day Flag!

 

π-Day Electronic Wires FLag

 

Presenting the π-Day flag for wires that are coded to 3, 1, and 4. 

 

Pi Day Flag for France Long Flags of the Retired Maritime

 

Uniting the old long French Naval Maritime flags for 3, 1, and 4, we have another fun π-Day Flag!

Bonjour! 

 

Pi-Day Flag for Ye' Old French Naval Signal Flags

 

France had her own set of flags for the digits.  It being π-Day they can be combined to make the number Pi: using 3, 1, and 4. 

 

 

π-Day Flag for Retired Fench Signal Flags

 In honor of Pi-Day, the here is the French 3.14 Maritime Signal Flag.  It is a union of the old French maritime signal flags for 3, 1, and 4. Note that the #4 flag has been turned 90° to keep colors sharp!  As if the flag were hanged in hall. 

 

 

RGB Color Code Flag for π: 3,14,159

 With the RGB color code for colours, the color of Pi is coded to a bluish color with 3 for the Red Channel, 14 on the Green Channel, and 159 on the Blue channel.  (3, 14, 159)  Remember 255 is the Max!

Enjoy this Pi-Day Flag! 3.14159

Austrian Empire π-Day Flag

 

Confederate π-Day Flag

 

Using the old signal flags of the Confederacy, we can make a Pi-Day flag.  Enjoy!

https://www.history.navy.mil/research/library/online-reading-room/title-list-alphabetically/s/signals-use-navy-confederate-states.html

Ahoy! Captain Marryat's π-Day flag!

 It's only highly appropriate the Captain Marryat's original code for number's get a Pi-Day Flag!   Saluting the original sailor form the UK.  This flag is a combo for Marryat's #3, #1, and #4 flags all combined into one to represent π-Day today 2026! 

 

You can see the original numbers below in from the 10th version of his original concept work.

 

 COVER OF THE NAVAL BOOK 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 PLATE 1 from the book 

 

 

 The Original #1 from Greenwich Museum. 

 

 

 

 https://www.rmg.co.uk/collections/library/search/marryat%27s%20signal%20flag

 

Pi-Day Twin Flags: Howe's Pi-Day & Popham's Pi-Day Flag

 Of the original signal flags to sail upon the high seas, we have two very similar π-Day Flags based upon the signal flags of Lord Howe & Lord Popham.