Anne Frankly, the Führer, the Better

So for Cultural Criminology, I had to create a shrine to commemorate an important person/animal/event in my life and write a page or two of why it’s important and tie it into what we learned about shrines, history, importance, grief, etc. I was starting to do one on vegetarianism, but ran out of things to put.

I decided to go with Nerdfighters.

fishingboatproceeds:

I am reblogging this from Wil Wheaton, who posted it on his tumblr. I said a thing that Wil Wheaton posted on his tumblr.

(Once, I met Wil Wheaton at the Los Angeles Times Book Fair. He was very nice.)

blackshirtfistbump:

You are enthusiastic about the miracle of human consciousness.

edwardspoonhands:

aeatkins:

Fan cover for John Green’s new novel, The Fault in Our Stars.  Put my own nerdy geneticist spin on it :P  

I’ve got my copy pre-ordered; DFTBA!

I like this one because I am an extremely literal person.

I love it! Appeals to my science side of me.

(Source: genannetics)

edwardspoonhands:

gottalovelost:

Is it just me or have they aged amazingly well…

I mean…it hasn’t been that long.

I believe the hair has evolved, yes… but I do see them aging well in the next years. Also, kind of a creepy screen shot of Hank in the “Now” section. <.<

(Source: stephaniebutton)

effyeahnerdfighters:

boofygooberts:

This sign reminds us that people with legs of different lengths should stick together - John Green

ratherconfused:

effyeahnerdfighters:

(via weallfadesometimes)

This is beautiful. :’)

oh my good lawd in heavun

I still love John equally as much as Hank.

nerdfighterly:

pkmnnerdfighter:

“Can we cuddle?” -Phillip DeFranco to John Green

effyeahnerdfighters:

According to Melissa Anelli (@melissaanelli) in a tweet, this is John Green as an old man. Do we see the resemblance?

(via nerdfightersecrets)

I only reblogged for Henry. HE’S SO CUTE!

I’m never going to have kids because… I don’t like them.