$600-per Tetronimo Retro Tetris Shelving now Shipping

The expense of this Tetris-themes shelving is the price for extending your technological predelictions into every corner of life. That, or a good reason to learn some woodworking skills.

Why spend $600 on a PS3 when you can spend the same amount per tetromino on this stunning waste of money? The beautiful set of walnut and ash blocks portrayed to the right looks great, but costs more than a used Toyota — count 'em yourself and do the math.

Also, bear in mind that should you inadvertantly fill an entire horizontal line, your expensive blocks will spontanously disappear.

Here's the creators' blurb:

A key detail of both the original 2D game and our 3D shelves is that front and back edges of each piece are beveled away from the interior surfaces. This bevel provides for an eleven-inch shelf depth while giving the piece an unreal optical quality when viewed from an angle.

Riiiigght. Ryobi table saw: $100. Lumber: $20. Making it yourself in an afternoon: cheaper than $6,000.

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