Pi is an irrational number. It cannot repeat. The digits are 
distributed randomly. (You can use the digits of pi as a random 
number table for sampling.)

If all the remaining digits were zero, it would be a rational number, 
which is has been proven not to be.

At 11:54 AM 7/17/2009, John Gardner wrote:
> >  I'm looking forwards to the day when they discover the point beyond
>     which all subsequent digits of Pi are zero :-)
>
>Very Good!
>
>I suspect it'll be awhile...
>
>Jack
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