Not just you. Her content is so repetitive. The porridge looks so disgusting. She is reading a book that she has misnamed so many times. Its Picnic at Hanging Rock. NOT 'Picnic on Hanging Rock'. Is she even really reading it? If so, why does she keep saying the title wrong, even writing it wrong on Insta post captions. Lots of old footage too.
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'it doesn't feel very hard.'
famous last words Roobes
also why the duck would you have courgette for breakfast?
I'M A VEGETARIAN AND THAT SOUNDS WEIRD.
famous last words Roobes
also why the duck would you have courgette for breakfast?
I'M A VEGETARIAN AND THAT SOUNDS WEIRD.
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I can not get over the fact that she put that in her porridge. I'm also vegetarian and I call them zucchinis. The reason she has them for breakfast is because she is restricting her calories and its a vegetable = low sugar.
I just feel sad for her because she doesn't look healthy at all. It's shocking.
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.
Yup, it's not even fun cringe content anymore since it's just the same thing over and over with even less effort than the time before.
She skims books at most, so it's unsurprising that she never remembers even the titles (like Stephen King's "The Shankshaw Redaction" or whatever she kept calling it). I'm sure she just saw "Picnic" in the title and Victorian schoolgirls on the cover and thought it'd be a fun cottagecore romp to pretend to read.
fam your contributions to this thread genuinely always make my day
You'll be finding glitter in odd places for the next few years! And I hope your little one feels better soon!This sums up her content so well. She's got such a huge audience, full of people who look up to her as an authority figure, and this is the best content that she can bring herself to produce.
Thank youfam your contributions to this thread genuinely always make my day
Small human seems abit brighter apparently my partner has watched 4hours of paw patrol till I got in and he said he wanted mommom hot chocolate and a story after reading the gruffolo for I think the 1000 time (must make a YouTube video on that) his all snuggled up in bed with a family of dinosaur teddies
this has been talked about so many times but i can't believe how gross that porridge looks! if would honestly cry if that was served up to me. theres so many delicious foods you can make with zucchini/courgette (whichever word floats ur boat)
She leads such a sad life. She's constantly trying to be productive even when she's twirling around a field or reading a book while she hopefully, doesn't walk into a post. Or a tree. Who studies BEFORE the semester? How does she even know what the syllabus is? Maybe it's different where she lives, but when I went to college, we didn't get the syllabus until the first day. It seems like she knows exactly what her classes will contain before she ever gets there. As for her appearance, she's looking more and more like I little girl. If I didn't know anything about her, and I saw a photo of her, I would think she was about 12 years old. Yikes.
Or a tree. Who studies BEFORE the semester? How does she even know what the syllabus is? Maybe it's different where she lives, but when I went to college, we didn't get the syllabus until the first day. It seems like she knows exactly what her classes will contain before she ever gets there. As for her appearance, she's looking more and more like I little girl. If I didn't know anything about her, and I saw a photo of her, I would think she was about 12 years old. Yikes.
Her university has the reading lists up for all the modules. I’m ngl, I might do some of the primary reading beforehand myself, especially longer novels, just so I could be re-reading instead of reading for the first time when term is in full swing. But I wouldn’t do secondary reading, articles etc., beforehand, which is what she’s doing. So she’s going to rock up to class, regurgitate what she’s read, and probably not gain any new insights from discussion, because she already ”knows the right answers.”She leads such a sad life. She's constantly trying to be productive even when she's twirling around a field or reading a book while she hopefully, doesn't walk into a post.
As for her looking like a little girl... That’s precisely the look she’s going for. Too bad the weight loss is really, really aging up her face.
When I saw Ruby was reading Shawshank, I was shocked because King isn't in her comfort zone at all because King, for all his absolutely earned popularity, is a challenging writer. He is such a genius at character, world building, ambiguous character development and plot. Shawshank is such a profound and yet visceral novel so I was looking forward to Ruby's thoughts on it - which were virtually non existent. I wanted her to talk about it like an English student is supposed to but I just got the feeling that it was too adult, too confronting and too raw and real for her sensibilities.
I am a very different person to Ruby. I love to be challenged in that way. You tell me a book was banned, I wanna read it. I am fascinated by the dark half of humanity just as much as I find comfort in aesthetics and the lovely things people are capable of, no matter how life has treated them. Shawshank straddles those two things quite nicely and Ruby did not want to see that. I just don't see how a student of English can really immerse themselves in literature and books and not accept both sides of books and people as part of the expression of the human experience.
Yeah zucchini is one of the most versatile vegetables out there in my opinion but that porridge looked disgusting. Who would even think of putting zucchini in porridge?
Also it's a very bland vegetable on its own. It needs some olive oil, some garlic, some pepper etc to be delicious. And Ruby has no idea how to use those items lol
No need to worry - I guess when she changes her clothes she simply puts them back to her closet and eventually washes them like once every few months like her bedding
Or like once in 20 years like floor under her bed.I've just started eating my breakfast and immediately lost all the appetite
There’s no seasoning, no large in her food. Who has beetroot for breakfast?!
the average middle-upper class Victoria family loved performative Christianity!
More clips... in this case, some forced smiles from last video.
Dec 2019 and Aug 2020 ( in my opinion genuine smiles and relaxed expressions)
anyone know any builders? Let them know we've found a new alternative to cement in way of Rubys courgette porridge.
I still need to watch the video . . . I'm curious as to whether she will analyse aspects of Father Christmas in the context of "scarier" European St Nicholas traditions (where Nicholas travels with demons). I always thought the externalised representation of the dualistic "duties" (reward & punishment) of Father Christmas seemed older: there's something nice about having two separate beings for these two duties. It's less complicated theologically and philosophically. Yet I was thinking just now that this might purely be the result of amalgamation: stranger pagan traditions had to be folded somehow into the narrative of a saint giving gifts, so instead of allocating the punishment duties straight to the saint, the demons got to tag along with him instead. Well, I'll just watch it. I'm sure it will be frustratingly shallow.
You can find European/Alpine Christmas traditions from the same time period by searching Krampus & Nicholas. A little horror with your Christmas? Why not . . . Actually some explanations state explicitly that Nicholas and Krampus live together year-round.
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