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scene lifted from that one episode of brooklyn nine nine because i thought it would be funny if r!chase accidentally called r!jack dad

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I didnt know r!jack was so young until just recently and i couldnt stop picturing r!kimiko lecturing him whenever he’s feeling all high and mighty about being alive for more than a couple of centuries

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r!shadow asking all the important questions. idk i really wanted to draw hero worship/puppy crush reverse chack and this seemed to be the best way to do it

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i cant get enough of blpak 's amazing reverse au in the very short time ive been in the fandom and i was just thinking about good reverse!jack and how hed probably be a warm hearted philanthropist with a soft spot for creative young prodigies 

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i dont even follow xiaolin chronicles i just love this ship and everything is wrong and out of character 

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There’s something particularly eerie about an abandoned shopping mall. Perhaps it’s the stark contrast from its intended purpose: to see such a sterile place once designed to entice throngs of shoppers into its doors, now so completely devoid of any human life, dilapidated and darkened with time. It’s basically the very definition of post-apocalyptic. But in the case of the (now ironically named) New World shopping mall in Bangkok, Thailand, abandonment by humans doesn’t equate with lifelessness. The mall, which reportedly caught fire in 1999 (rumored to be arson by a competitor), has since flooded with several feet of water and become a paradise for koi and catfish.

As seen in these photos from chef / travel writer Jesse Rockwell, the resulting “urban aquarium” is at once delightful and surreal. Rockwell writes on his travel, photography, and food blog A Taste of The Road that someone deliberately introduced the fish (to probably reduce mosquitoes) into the vacant mall, but that locals in Bangkok’s old town “discourage people from visiting it.” He says he had to wait for a policeman to leave before entering, which makes his resulting images all the more breathtaking. (via The Verge)

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A Gorgeous Deck Of Cards That Catalog The World’s Popular Holiday Destinations

by Based in Melbourne, Australia, Harris Soetikno

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"Open Window" by Max van Son. Colorium, Media Harbour in Düsseldorf (Alsop Architects)

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reblog and make a wish! this was removed from tumbrl due to “violating one or more of Tumblr’s Community Guidelines”, but since my wish came true the first time, I’m putting it back. :)

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10 abandoned Yugoslavia monuments (and 15 more here)

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Abandoned Theatre.

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Niagara, 1953.

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Night of the Hunter, 1955

Director - Charles Laughton Cinematography - Stanley Cortez

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Kaworu: Shinji-kun...I'm an angel...

Shinji: What did you say about anal?

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Urbex Staircase by ImGoingToAzerbaijan on Flickr.