Confirmed: Tetris transforms gamers into vandals
In his photo of aggressive renovations suffered by a poor building at the rock-tossing hands of vandals, Flickr user dailysnap underlines the frightening effects of unchecked Tetris exposure. Indeed, beneath the pleasantly plummeting blocks lies a slowly interlocking visage of post-apocalyptic anarchy, with the monstrous weight of each L-piece crushing the very concept of order and discipline in today's fragile youth.
Rescue a window today and stop the detritus of Tetris.
[Via The Next Net, thanks Mobat.]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Feep @ Jan 26th 2007 5:33PM
All kinds of awesome.
In a gangsta/nerd sort of way.
Neebs @ Jan 26th 2007 6:22PM
Ludwig ftw.
alienclay @ Jan 26th 2007 6:28PM
somebody call jack thompson! here's profs of games causing violent behavoir in youth!
Mobat555 @ Jan 26th 2007 6:32PM
Mark Echo ain't got nothing on the tetris vandals!
BPM @ Jan 26th 2007 6:38PM
I lawled.
mike @ Jan 26th 2007 7:47PM
"somebody call jack thompson! here's profs of games causing violent behavoir in youth!"
Who said it was youth that did it? It could of been an 80 year old man
Anubis @ Jan 26th 2007 8:24PM
*watches the sarcasm train rush by but miss the station* ...
lordroba @ Jan 26th 2007 9:42PM
hahaha, fragile youth or not, you've got to admit, the kids knocking out those windows must have really good aim to only knock out the correct windows...
Rob Accomando @ Jan 26th 2007 11:52PM
pretty cool.. but you can do the same with photoshop. :)
zagga @ Jan 27th 2007 12:37AM
that was the russians plan all along
mitrebox @ Jan 27th 2007 6:29AM
while it may be vandalism and not photoshop it certinally wasen't due to 'rock-tossing hands'
all of the glass is removed in all but one of the holes.
airtoast @ Jan 27th 2007 7:48AM
Photoshop is fun.
jenntown @ Jan 27th 2007 3:17PM
he does provide the film to show it's real (seems like that would be hard to manipulate).
Rij @ Jan 27th 2007 10:19PM
why dose everyone blame the youth for everythin?
James @ Jan 28th 2007 7:17AM
I love Tetris. I await the day of the blocks of doom, falling from the sky, so I can put my block stacking skills to use and save the city from certain destruction with four-rows-in-a-row mastery. Then the world will bow down to me and call me master, either that or they'll put me in a white jacket in a padded room...