Have you ever heard of time capsule? It's when people bury objects from a certain era in a well-sealed box or trunk. The idea is to dig up years later and remember those moments. A man found a room straight out of the 90's that had been completely untouched for 15 years.
The discovery was made by the urban explorer who goes by the name of Arkhoss. In an interview with Newsweek, he said that he arrived at the house after some suspicions of abandonment. The property was fully fenced.
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“Because [the house] was in an off-the-beaten-track neighborhood, it was ignored by everyone for nearly 15 years,” Arkhoss said. He just didn't imagine that a true vintage treasure was hidden in the attic of the place.
Room straight from the 90's was intact
The explorer revealed that he was amazed by the room he found on the top floors of the house. Full of nostalgia, the place could be the home of any young person in the Generation X (born between 1965 and 1981).
The place was full of posters on the walls. There were pictures of Nirvana and their lead singer, Kurt Cobain. In addition to posters of films and series of the time, such as “Clube dos Cinco” and “Predador”.
A range of objects from the time were also there, intact. The explorer recorded a tube television, CDs and several cassettes and VHS tapes. Hidden, there was still a collection of magazines with adult content.
Flashback
The explorer posted images of the room on the social network Reddit and drew attention there. The feeling of nostalgia was strong among netizens.
“It was a flashback straight to my teenage years,” wrote one. “How did you get into my childhood room?” joked another. “I bet it smells like teen spirit”, scored another, referring to the song “Smells Like Teen Spirit”, by Nirvana.
You can confess, seeing the pictures of the room also awakened something in you, didn't it? It was no different around here.
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