It does exist in some other languages, German for example: das Allerbeste (the very best thing/one). There are a lot of expressions like this in German, but they are considered unsophisticated or a little childish. That said, they are fine for social media and informal writing, I'd say.I guess it's like saying "the very best" or something. "Very" is pretty unnecessary and pointless in this case, but people still sometimes use it to emphasize the adjective. I always think it sounds a bit old fashioned/pretentious to use the word "very" in front of these superlatives, maybe that's why Ruby does it so much![]()
it's cold and rainy where I am nowIs it really so cold in the UK that you need a cardigan and Christmas socks?
Yeah, no doubt it's a well made bag, but it's just not a good choice for her purposes at all (or at least what she's claiming to use it for). No doubt she just saw a lot of other influencers with one and bought several in the same size, despite claiming to need a much larger bag.I have to say the Kanken is remarkably comfortable. However she tries to carry too many heavy things like a laptop in it. She’s have been better off getting the laptop version which also has padded straps.
Yupp, the second commenters started mentioning Ruby being unfollowed, Molly quickly U-turned and started fawning all over Ruby with praise for her wonderful, helpful content. Which is incredibly irresponsible to all Molly’s followers who started watching her videos focused around her eating disorder. Then she glowingly endorsed Ruby's toxic, triggering content. She's just as bad as Ruby.just looked at molly's instagram story... she said she's been out on a picnic with her "wonderful friends Ruby and Blakeny"???
I'm sure there are also dozens of Ted Talks/Ted videos, podcasts etc that deal with Greek mythology. It would really benefit her to at least learn the basics.I learned about Greek mythology from Stephen Fry's Mythos and Heroes books, as I didn't know many of the stories and my school had glossed over it. Now that I've read those so many things make sense in other books, as many invoke motifs, morals etc from those myths. It's definitely worth learning about those. I'm surprised Ruby hasn't created herself some busywork on it, we know she likes to "research".![]()
Honestly watching the first few minutes of her video (which is how far I got before getting bored) I kept thinking that she probably has not read most of the books on her shelves. She kept commenting on the pretty covers and how beautiful the illustrations are, which I get, it's a bookcase video, but like...that can't be all there is to say about it lolRuby "didn't have a Greek phase" Granger, literally has multiple ig story highlights saying how much she's loving the Emily Wilson translation of The Odyssey.
I think they truth of the matter is she can't deal with the quite mature nature of Song of Achilles (and The Secret History) and so doesn't want to finish them, which is fine! There's nothing the matter with not finishing books that are not your cup of tea! But there's no need to lie to herself and to her audience about why she's not finishing them. Also wouldn't be surprised if she was only talking about how much she's loving The Odyssey becuase it has a pretty cover
I think this is a very mature way of looking at thingsI must admit that my own knowledge of Lawrence is very limited. I've only ever read Lady Chatterley and I didn't know he wrote that which, I agree is appalling. I don't like that he wrote that and I can understand why his opinions on "natural" orgasms would be an outdated and anachronistic view in these times. I loved Lady Chatterley and as with so many writers both modern and not, I think it is important to love their work with the caveat of the context of the times they lived. I loved LC because I thought the characters and plot were beautiful and important. That's enough. I don't go into reading a book necessarily knowing anything about the writer. The writer themselves isn't important; their skill at telling a story is. DH Lawrence was a flawed human being who could write a bloody good story. For me, that's all I need. For Ruby, I think that is what she needs to open her mind to. She has a very limited, very childlike view of the world and it needs to be exposed to the more grown up and adult half of her life.
I have no doubt those clothes are comfy but there's no way I'd take a picture of myself wearing that and posting it on social media calling it an outfit of the day. (Maybe to nip to the cornershop but even then I would think twice about it!)
If ever there's a person who Ruby is socialising with who isn't Blakeney (or someone she met through Blakeney), it's usually a safe bet that it's a friend of the family - Ruby seems incapable of making friends of her own, unsurprisingly.Well...
Btw maybe it’s me but some of her “most favourite photos with Margot” are so random? Like some of these seem like a space filler for many other cute photos you’d have from living with the dog for +10 years.
And who is that person? I guess I’m not very knowledgeable about Roobee lore.
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OMG! I didn't watch the video and only read your comments about the trunk. I didn't think it was THIS moldy! She is crazy if she's putting her clothes in ther without removing that disgust!
I feel sorry for her too. She does not look at all well. Vegetarian and even vegan diet can be done in a healthy way. What she's doing aint it. What pisses me off is that I get the impression that she sees how she looks as a win.I just feel sad for her because she doesn't look healthy at all. It's shocking.
I agree I'm doing a nursing degree can't really read up on what will come on to the ward in six months and prepare my assignment paper on what happenedI've seen her last video and I had to stop at the 1:30 minute. I mean, maybe it's bc I study engineering and it's a different type of studies but how u r supposed to do your work before uni starts if they have to teach u how to do it? and then, autumn it is not around the corner, why she doesn't enjoy spending time without studying? What is she going to do after uni? I can't understand her vision of life...
Eep. I didn’t know it could be a sensory issue and in any case, I’m not here to specifically make fun of someone for swallowing in a particular way so I hope I didn’t offendtbh that's how I like to drink as wellI'm autistic so it's a sensory thing I guess but anyway here's my screenshot!! I call this the deranged Victorian child look
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Tbh I hate it. It only looks semi acceptable from outside. It's not cosy at all and not very functional. The entrance is straight to the living room which has a fucking white carpet. No closet or anything. Super tiny kitchen and giant bedroom compared to that. Idk for her budget I would have expected sth better.Thank you! Here is the link: https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/111319004#/?channel=RES_LET
It's very pretty but ridiculously expensive. The kitchen is tiny and there isn't even an entrance hall. No furniture and a tiny courtyard garden. And it seems very expensive for the area. Compare to this: https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/111163034#/?channel=RES_LET
lol if she thinks you're bullying her she'll send you a letter written on the back of a receipt that she found on the street to tell you to stop.If you pissed her off, would the quality of the letter paper suddenly go down?