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Where Do Tetris Pieces Come From?

Geek, Toys, Video Games

Based on a Threadless design by Eduardo San Gil,  Alex Eylar attempts to answer this geeky debate.

Via The Daily What.

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  • Sharon January 10, 2011 at 10:52 am

    That is just amazing!
    I love tetris…

    Sharon

    san gil hostel

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