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        normal-ghost:

parks-and-rex:

foxyfandoms:

ruinedchildhood:

This captures how the newΒ millennium slowly murdered the silly idealism and creative freedom of the 90s with it’s unrelenting cynicism perfectly.
It’s kind of sad to look at it.


Hello! Let me un-ruin your childhood!
Not to beΒ β€œthat guy”, but there’s actually a non-depressing explanation behind this. This building actually stopped functioning as Nick studios in 2005, and was sold back to Universal Studios. It was actually painted like that to go with a Blue Man group showΒ 
you can even see theΒ β€œBox Office” sign in the corner of OP’s photo.
It was closed because Nickelodeon made two new studios in California, making it easier to connect with the rest of the industry and to have more control over the space. Here’s what they look like:
with plenty of creative and silly decorations insideΒ 
Childhood–saved!

now stop being a negative salmon


YAAAY: Nickelodeon Studios 20 years ago vs.
 Nickelodeon Studios today... this is
 depressing
normal-ghost:

parks-and-rex:

foxyfandoms:

ruinedchildhood:

This captures how the newΒ millennium slowly murdered the silly idealism and creative freedom of the 90s with it’s unrelenting cynicism perfectly.
It’s kind of sad to look at it.


Hello! Let me un-ruin your childhood!
Not to beΒ β€œthat guy”, but there’s actually a non-depressing explanation behind this. This building actually stopped functioning as Nick studios in 2005, and was sold back to Universal Studios. It was actually painted like that to go with a Blue Man group showΒ 
you can even see theΒ β€œBox Office” sign in the corner of OP’s photo.
It was closed because Nickelodeon made two new studios in California, making it easier to connect with the rest of the industry and to have more control over the space. Here’s what they look like:
with plenty of creative and silly decorations insideΒ 
Childhood–saved!

now stop being a negative salmon


YAAAY
        

            
            

                
                
                    normal-ghost:

parks-and-rex:

foxyfandoms:

ruinedchildhood:

This captures how the newΒ millennium slowly murdered the silly idealism and creative freedom of the 90s with it’s unrelenting cynicism perfectly.
It’s kind of sad to look at it.


Hello! Let me un-ruin your childhood!
Not to beΒ β€œthat guy”, but there’s actually a non-depressing explanation behind this. This building actually stopped functioning as Nick studios in 2005, and was sold back to Universal Studios. It was actually painted like that to go with a Blue Man group showΒ 
you can even see theΒ β€œBox Office” sign in the corner of OP’s photo.
It was closed because Nickelodeon made two new studios in California, making it easier to connect with the rest of the industry and to have more control over the space. Here’s what they look like:
with plenty of creative and silly decorations insideΒ 
Childhood–saved!

now stop being a negative salmon


YAAAY: Nickelodeon Studios 20 years ago vs.
 Nickelodeon Studios today... this is
 depressing
normal-ghost:

parks-and-rex:

foxyfandoms:

ruinedchildhood:

This captures how the newΒ millennium slowly murdered the silly idealism and creative freedom of the 90s with it’s unrelenting cynicism perfectly.
It’s kind of sad to look at it.


Hello! Let me un-ruin your childhood!
Not to beΒ β€œthat guy”, but there’s actually a non-depressing explanation behind this. This building actually stopped functioning as Nick studios in 2005, and was sold back to Universal Studios. It was actually painted like that to go with a Blue Man group showΒ 
you can even see theΒ β€œBox Office” sign in the corner of OP’s photo.
It was closed because Nickelodeon made two new studios in California, making it easier to connect with the rest of the industry and to have more control over the space. Here’s what they look like:
with plenty of creative and silly decorations insideΒ 
Childhood–saved!

now stop being a negative salmon


YAAAY
                    
                
            

            
                
                
normal-ghost:

parks-and-rex:

foxyfandoms:

ruinedchildhood:

This captures how the newΒ millennium slowly murdered the silly idealism an...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
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        russianfolklore:

Temple rings in Russian women’s costumes, 14 century.
Temple rings (temporal rings) were part of Slavic,
 Scandinavian and others’ medieval women’s dress. Most were made of base
 metals such as copper alloys or iron, though silver and even gold were 
occasionally used. These were known as temple rings because they were 
worn on the head, near the temples of a woman or a girl.



Temple rings were characteristic decorations of Slavic women. Different 
tribes had their own designs and they were made out of various metals. 
The rings were attached to a string that became part of a headdress or they were woven directly into braids of hair.


: Dylan Brigys e015
russianfolklore:

Temple rings in Russian women’s costumes, 14 century.
Temple rings (temporal rings) were part of Slavic,
 Scandinavian and others’ medieval women’s dress. Most were made of base
 metals such as copper alloys or iron, though silver and even gold were 
occasionally used. These were known as temple rings because they were 
worn on the head, near the temples of a woman or a girl.



Temple rings were characteristic decorations of Slavic women. Different 
tribes had their own designs and they were made out of various metals. 
The rings were attached to a string that became part of a headdress or they were woven directly into braids of hair.



        

            
            

                
                
                    russianfolklore:

Temple rings in Russian women’s costumes, 14 century.
Temple rings (temporal rings) were part of Slavic,
 Scandinavian and others’ medieval women’s dress. Most were made of base
 metals such as copper alloys or iron, though silver and even gold were 
occasionally used. These were known as temple rings because they were 
worn on the head, near the temples of a woman or a girl.



Temple rings were characteristic decorations of Slavic women. Different 
tribes had their own designs and they were made out of various metals. 
The rings were attached to a string that became part of a headdress or they were woven directly into braids of hair.


: Dylan Brigys e015
russianfolklore:

Temple rings in Russian women’s costumes, 14 century.
Temple rings (temporal rings) were part of Slavic,
 Scandinavian and others’ medieval women’s dress. Most were made of base
 metals such as copper alloys or iron, though silver and even gold were 
occasionally used. These were known as temple rings because they were 
worn on the head, near the temples of a woman or a girl.



Temple rings were characteristic decorations of Slavic women. Different 
tribes had their own designs and they were made out of various metals. 
The rings were attached to a string that became part of a headdress or they were woven directly into braids of hair.



                    
                
            

            
                
                
russianfolklore:

Temple rings in Russian women’s costumes, 14 century.
Temple rings (temporal rings) were part of Slavic,
 Scandinavian...

                
            
            
        

    

    

        
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