25th Aniversary of tetris

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does a single one of you actually have a clue what d-day was?

I mean aside from being the largest amphibious attack made in military history and being pretty significant in the victory of the allies, it was also the day that a lot of people, british and american, died fighting for their countries, because they felt it was their duty.

A lot of the people who did survive were traumatised.

BUT ENOUGH ABOUT THE HORRORS OF WAR HERE ARE SOME COLOURED FALLING BLOCKS YAAAAAAY

God, where is the Google picture for the 910th anniversary for the Siege of Jerusalem when 13,500 crusaders attacked the one thousands fatimids and proceeded to slaughter the forty THOUSAND civilians that lived there?

Oh wait, we like history when it shows we're in the 'moral right'. D=