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[skatesnpompons]

[If you look out a window, you will see it is raining Tetris pieces. They are falling from the sky at a moderate pace and are connecting together, much like in the game, to form puddles. Said "rain" and "puddles" can be easily avoided - or not, the choice is yours. Just mind your head and toes.

Still, it might be best to stay indoors.]

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[anddoubleclick]

[wandering around, occasionally pushing a block while it's still in the air so it falls in a better spot to stack correctly]

[he may be humming a familiar tune as he does so]

[skatesnpompons]

[leaning against the windowsill and peering out]

Hey, now there's one way to deal with it!

[anddoubleclick]

It's almost better than the actual game! I wonder how many across I have to stack to get them to disappear...

[skatesnpompons]

Now that you mention it - it's like 3D Tetris! Maybe you need to make a cube or something.

[anddoubleclick]

Squares seem to be working!

[skatesnpompons]

Ha, awesome! But I wonder how long you can last~

[anddoubleclick]

Until I get tired! It's not so hard, you should try it.

[skatesnpompons]

I'm good! I'd rather not risk messing up my skates.

[anddoubleclick]

So take your skates off.

[skatesnpompons]

True, but I was also going to say that I'm kind of comfy where I am, so no thanks. Maybe later, if it lightens up at all.

[anddoubleclick]

Fair enough!

[skatesnpompons]

How do you know how many points you're going to get anyway?

[anddoubleclick]

I'm just trying to see how many I can get at once. I guess I could use the usual scoring system though.

[skatesnpompons]

Wouldn't that be a bit hard? I think it'd be difficult to do it manually.

[anddoubleclick]

It's a pretty simple system actually, especially considering I can't get points for dropping the pieces down faster.

[skatesnpompons]

Hmm, if you say so! You need a clipboard or laptop or anything or are you keeping track in your head?