she actually picked a winner?? How … actually nice of her?
Ruby Granger #20 Waterstones won’t give her a deal, cabbage oats are a ”healthy meal”
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she actually picked a winner?? How … actually nice of her?
only because she's been reading lots of @gossip_guyView attachment 913701
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she actually picked a winner?? How … actually nice of her?
Why does she smile like she's being held at gunpoint
yeah she picked a winner- not saying she‘s going to send anything to them tho. but if she did, that would actually be really cute
If anything gets sent, it'll be the expired teas from the back of her kitchen cupboard.View attachment 913701
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she actually picked a winner?? How … actually nice of her?
Call me cynical, but I imagine Ruby's management have advised her to start sending out free stuff to improve her image. She's losing traction and her fans are increasingly calling her out for her problematic behaviour.
Yeah I guarantee it’ll probably be tit that she’s been gifted by companies that she doesn’t want hahaha
I don't like her placement of the tree. It's behind the door and I'm like 'bruh your gonna ruin your tree' but as gossip guy said, I'm not too worried about her ruined tree.
okay but guys if u have a macpro pls do not get these!!! they have a track record of cracking screens/ruining the top of the laptop and since apple has issued a statement about it they probably won't cover it under apple care!
ALSO i am in starbucks right now and the girl next to me has an LG gram, roobee is that you?
Sixteenth seem problematic themselves though - look at who they represent (Ruby, Jade, Holly, Vee …) And all of the things that Ruby’s been pulled up on, in terms of sponsorships, must have come through them (remember Jack did a sponsored Holocaust remembrance post too). Her agency seem to provide either no advice at all or some really poor advice on how to handle sponsorships and engagement.
I find the whole poster/essay situation very strange. When I was in third year of English at Exeter, I had two modules in term 1 and two in term 2 (one of which was a dissertation.)
I’m curious as to why this module seems stretched over two terms then? Unless the essay is due aftet Christmas - in which case, I highly suspect this poster was
submitted weeks ago.
*edit: I just looked at the module description for dickens (I was quite curious anyway, as that module wasn’t there when I was and I love dickens!) It’s for that…
I’m curious as to why this module seems stretched over two terms then? Unless the essay is due aftet Christmas - in which case, I highly suspect this poster was
submitted weeks ago.
*edit: I just looked at the module description for dickens (I was quite curious anyway, as that module wasn’t there when I was and I love dickens!) It’s for that…
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This is peak comedy for me. I've been blessed today.
She says she’s had assessment after assessment for weeks… she’s only taking two modules, so if the Dickens course consists of these elements, the Life and Death module must be a literal hellscape of essays, projects and other crap. Unless, of course, our delicate flower Roobadendron is
Okay that got me curious and I was procrastinating anyway so I looked up the "Life and Death" module in Exeter's online course catalogue. It states that assessment for this module consists of two parts: A 3000-word essay worth 50% of the final grade and a 2-hour exam, also worth 50% of the final grade.
Now, I'm not an English literature student but to me this sounds. Really normal and doable? And I mean, I'm sure there's other smaller assignments etc that the lecturer will set but since they're not graded they really shouldn't be too stressful? Plus the module description said it doesn't require any prior knowledge of Early Modern literature so the expectations can't be that crazy high.
I feel like Ruby is probably creating her own stress and her own problems here tbh.
I still... can't believe that this is a Third Year module. Like... a poster essay proposal... duck, even an essay proposal which will be graded and (assumingly) have feedback for before actually writing the damn essay. I've not doubt from other posters here that Exeter is more rigorous than this and it won't have its prestigious reputation for nothing but what the actual F?!
I've been in a couple of departmental meetings recently (academic rep for my course, wanting to see the behind-the-scenes stuff/get my name out there to give me a bit more experience for the hopeful future career in academia) and one of the things we were discussing was new module proposals/schemes and... this is just worlds away and I cannot believe it.
Why has she called a performance of A Christmas Carol a pantomime on her story? 
From a bit of snooping it looks like the show is a comedic version of A Christmas Carol but that doesn't make it a panto, which is a very specific kind of performance and something I'm sure Ruby should know having studied theatre modules at uni.
From a bit of snooping it looks like the show is a comedic version of A Christmas Carol but that doesn't make it a panto, which is a very specific kind of performance and something I'm sure Ruby should know having studied theatre modules at uni.This is a very small gripe but the way she pronounces it 'pre-cent' sets my teeth on edge every single time. It's astounding how she hasn't corrected it yet.
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