#halifax explosion

Thanks to @basic-otaku for the tag! This was so hard, but I did my best 🥲

I tried to order these but it lost the plot a bit towards the end so… whatever.

1. Jack and Joke — Jack & Joker: U Steal My Heart! (2024)

This show and these characters have destroyed me in the best way.

2. Han Jisung and Lee Minho — Stray Kids

Listen. I truly tried to avoid shipping these two but have you seen them?? I was doomed from the start.

3. Thame and Po — ThamePo Heart That Skips a Beat (2025)

This show was 😩 and these two are so 😭🫶🏻

4. Tattoo and Aran — Jack & Joker: U Steal My Heart! (2024)

These two are in love and happily together post-canon, change my mind 😤

5. Evan Buckley and Eddie Diaz — 9-1-1 (2018-present)

Are they canon? No. Did I know that before starting the show four years ago? Also no. (Do NOT speak to me about 8x15)

6. Akk and Ayan — The Eclipse (2022)

My first FirstKhao work and oh my god 🥹

7. Fadel and Style — The Heart Killers (2024)

Started watching the show for FirstKhao, stayed for FadelStyle.

8. Sand and Ray — Only Friends (2023)

… it’s FirstKhao, what was I supposed to do?? Not love them??

9. Jae Young and Sang Woo — Semantic Error (2022)

My first foray into KBL and hot DAMN!!

10. SS Mont-Blanc and SS Imo — the Halifax Explosion (1917)

No photo for this one, but this was my childhood hyperfixation. Obviously not a “ship” but I ran out of ideas and these are actual ships so… anyway. History is neat.

On December 6th, 1917, Halifax was shattered by the largest man‑made explosion before the atomic bomb. A collision in the harbour unleashed 2.9 kilotons of TNT, a tsunami, and devastation that changed history forever.

⚠️ Thousands blinded, nearly 2,000 dead, and one man — Vince Coleman — stayed at his post to save hundreds.

The 1917 Halifax Explosion introduced key terms like “disaster relief” and “explosion trauma,” revolutionizing disaster management vocabulary. Its linguistic and societal impacts continue to shape emergency response worldwide.

December 6, 1917 On December 6, 1917, a catastrophic explosion rocked the city of Halifax, Nova Scotia, when the French cargo ship SS Mont-Blanc, laden with explosives, collided with the Norwegian vessel SS Imo in the Halifax Harbour. This disaster, the largest non-nuclear explosion in history, obliterated much of Halifax, claiming nearly 2,000 lives, injuring over 9,000, and leaving tens of…

“Delay the trains.

An ammo ship is ablaze

in the strait to Bedford Basin,

making it's way

towards 6th quay and it will raze.

Guess this may be the last words I speak.

Good-bye, boys.”