just want to make people pee their pants. good jokes just happen to be a good way to accomplish that goal. 😂
You make me laugh very often!
These days, approaching reality from the humour side of things is more than ever needed.
Keep it up!
@cmconseils I couldn't even tell if you were wrong, this one is tough to verify or falsify because there were like, 5 different "original" versions of Tetris.
Did they mean the PC version? Between NA and EU there were two different distributors who each made their own version, not counting the original Russian freeware version.
The "original" Nintendo version? There are three of those. One Nintendo made for the NES console, one for the GameBoy, and an unlicensed NES version made by Atari that had to be recalled over a rights dispute.
Did *any one* of those releases have a manual that gave names to the blocks? I don't know! Maybe?! 😂
Don't take this personal. It's just nerds who enjoy your memes and then pour out related knowledge they happen to have.
@cmconseils for the record, this is untrue. we're a collector and have a paper copy of that manual. they do not have names.
it's funny though :)
Now they do! 🙃
@baardhaveland @ireneista @cmconseils
It could be from an alternate universe. .. oh Ricky you’re so fine you blow my mind-hey Ricky!
While this is correct, this is not True. So says Blue Ricky
@ireneista @cmconseils okay I went to double check because they do have names but I know that they're a weird unofficial thing meant to make discussing the game in the abstract easier.
And I found this: https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/i-just-learned-the-names-of-tetris-blocks-and-theyre-perfect_uk_66b4a6e8e4b042ee2cd02cd3
Apparently, this joke fooled Jeopardy.
Does your page 12 look like this instead?
@isol @cmconseils Yes.
there's not a specific page that appears to have been the source of the doctored one, it looks like it was made from whole cloth
You could instead just link this page, so people can learn the real names instead.
https://tetris.fandom.com/wiki/Tetromino
They are are I, O, T, S, Z, J, and L.
Or Tee, O, Ess, Zed, Jay, Elle and Ai (and Ex) in Puyo Puyo Tetris.

A tetromino, officially known as a Tetrimino, is a polyomino made of four square blocks. The seven one-sided tetrominoes are I, O, T, S, Z, J, and L. In certain Tetris games, the colors of each tetromino vary. The spelling "tetromino" is standard among mathematicians. The Tetris Company had preferred tetramino around 1999 and has used Tetrimino since 2001. TTC has trademarked the name Tetrimino and uses the initial uppercase T. Each tetromino has a letter name and several alternative names...
If the blocks were named, wouldn't Alexey Pazhitnov, the Russian who wrote Tetris in Russia, have named them "Dmitri", or "Boris and Natasha" etc.?
the Cleveland Z sounds like a sex position
and don't take too many Blue Rickies before attempting the Cleveland Z
@cmconseils Anyway, this is what named Tetris blocks will do in 21st century, anyway:
Tag yourself etc.