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Photoset reblogged from Hank's Tumblr
David Fuhrer’s project, The Cosmos, is a set of infographics that depict the planets in our solar system with accurate scale and surface detail for an upcoming documentary and German book. The renderings of these digital planets have such incredible depth that it was hard to believe they were illustrations!
…but Pluto isn’t a planet anymore…!
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Photo reblogged from My Marvelous Flight
Saw this on my way to dinner. <3 #brenau #love (Taken with instagram)
(Source: iwannafuckyouinthegarden)
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So The Fault in Our Stars comes out tomorrow, and despite the fact that I preordered with Amazon back in June, it doesn’t appear that I’ll be getting my copy in time. This blows.
…I would head over to B&N and dig for a Hanklerfish copy, but I’m more or less trapped at home with the baby for the next few weeks.
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Photo reblogged from John Green's tumblr
I love my wife.
I get it, y’all really love the cover. Don’t scold me for having my own opinion. I’m a grown woman; I can determine which aesthetics I like all on my own.
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sorry, I didn't mean to offend. The words were there by john, and even if it wasn't Hank's song, I just think it's fitting that he sings it (that's all I meant :)
Asked by cheekbones-and-a-good-coat
No, I understand completely. It’s just frustrating that people are constantly giving Hank all the credit for a song he didn’t even write.
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Video reblogged from We were fated to pretend.
Just discovered this yesterday. Absolutely beautiful.
I hope I read beautiful books like this more. Thank you, John Green for the novel, and thank you Hank for putting a melody to the words.
He didn’t, Liane Graham did. Hank just covered her song. It’s really frustrating that even when it’s plain as day that it’s a cover, Hank nearly always gets all the credit. And personally, I prefer Liane’s version.
