But exquisite is so aesthetic with the playful order and combination of the x and a in close succession to form a word that is both pleasant in theI still can't believe she said a mass grave was exquisite.
I dont know if she's simply not human or is too stupid to understand the meaning of words.
Ruby is missing out on the books that Enid Blyton apparently wrote whilst on crack, where some kids (two of whom are called Fanny and Dick) find a magic tree and make friends with a guy who has a giant head shaped like the moon.They’re a series of books about a bunch of toffs who attend an all girls boarding school, for the most part they’re pretty light hearted, the girls do things like have sleepovers, play practical jokes and shit, try to solve each other's problems etc, but once you’ve read one if them, you’ve basically read all of them ngl basically the same stuff happens in every book. They’re an interesting insight into how life was for middle/upper class Brits in the 1940s or whenever they’re set, but beyond that… they’re honestly pretty samey and theres also a lot of very outdated sexist/racist stereotypes in the books as well (given the time period they were written and the fact they were authored by Enid Blyton who is generally just a massive hater) so idk why Ruby likes them so much tbh.
She just said in her ”getting out of a reading slump” video that one of the books she wanted to read was Jacqueline Wilson’s rewrite of The Magic Faraway Tree because it was her favourite bookRuby is missing out on the books that Enid Blyton apparently wrote whilst on crack, where some kids (two of whom are called Fanny and Dick) find a magic tree and make friends with a guy who has a giant head shaped like the moon.
But surely the better the uni is, the harder it is to get a first? Oxbridge (and Durham, UCL, Imperial, etc.) are likely to have good students, true, but they also hold their students to a higher standard. It seems to me that the percentage of firsts should be roughly the same at universities across the board as the difficulty of the degree and the ability of the students balance each other out. Getting into a ‘better’ university doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ll automatically be awarded a higher class of degree; it’s not about the prestige of the university or even the quality of teaching, but the work you do as a student. Everybody within the same subject receives the same teaching but not everyone gets the same result; by your logic everyone at Oxbridge, once they’d been accepted, would breeze through and receive a first just because it’s a top university. I’m not an expert but I’m pretty sure it doesn’t work like that.The percentage is even higher for Durham, UCL and Imperial. What’s your point? These are also top universities, it’s not surprising the students might be more likely to achieve higher results on average
To anyone who’s not from the UK/hasn’t seen them I recommend the Comic Strip’s Famous Five parodies: Five Go Mad in Dorset and Five Go Mad on Mescaline. They’re intentionally non-PC - you’ve been warned!Ruby is missing out on the books that Enid Blyton apparently wrote whilst on crack, where some kids (two of whom are called Fanny and Dick) find a magic tree and make friends with a guy who has a giant head shaped like the moon.
Oh well yes, of course. I clearly misspelt the word too but my excuse is I had a migraine (which affects my vision & ability to write/type)"Quiescent" means that, but master wordsmith Ruby misspelled it. "Quiscent" means nothing at all, which is the icing on the stupidity cake. She's literally picking flowery words and plonking them down into sentences to make herself seem smarter, but it only ever calls attention to her misstakes and misunderstanding of most words and their meanings and makes her look especially dumb.
Ruby: "I have published a book! I have also written many, many books in my spare time! I AM A WRITER! THAT IS MY IDENTITY!"View attachment 1351104
She's replaced 'Literature Student' with 'Aspiring Writer' in her Instagram bio.
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She's replaced 'Literature Student' with 'Aspiring Writer' in her Instagram bio.
The issue comes when an increasing number of job applications are "university blind" (where they don't view the university when making decisions) or when pre-filtering simply removes everyone who didn't get a first, and this seems to be the main reason why people argue the better universities should have more firsts. Because at Oxbridge (and other top unis, but I'll just use Oxbridge for the ease of typing it out) the standard is higher - students have been taught more and in more depth than at other universities, and will have done a lot more work. If the class of degree is being used to compare students at different universities, shouldn't it reflect the ability of the students compared to the rest of the country, and not just those at their own university?But surely the better the uni is, the harder it is to get a first? Oxbridge (and Durham, UCL, Imperial, etc.) are likely to have good students, true, but they also hold their students to a higher standard. It seems to me that the percentage of firsts should be roughly the same at universities across the board as the difficulty of the degree and the ability of the students balance each other out. Getting into a ‘better’ university doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ll automatically be awarded a higher class of degree; it’s not about the prestige of the university or even the quality of teaching, but the work you do as a student. Everybody within the same subject receives the same teaching but not everyone gets the same result; by your logic everyone at Oxbridge, once they’d been accepted, would breeze through and receive a first just because it’s a top university. I’m not an expert but I’m pretty sure it doesn’t work like that.
12 year olds don't have boyfriends!!!!!!!Very off-topic but have seen that Eve Bennett has a boyfriend now and seems to be thriving and do not see it (partly because she seems so much more "normal" and grown up than Ruby) but do you see Ruby putting herself out there or getting a relationship anytime soon?
For all we know, she may be asexual and occasionally I get those vibes, yet I do feel that a relationship or something to get her out of the family bubble would be hugely beneficial for her and her personal growth. She seems too childlike for it to manifest, though.
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Also where are the other 7+ outfits of the day that you AWHWLWAYS WAAAHR, Ruby?
Came over here to show the exact same thing. She’s actually frightening me – if I didn’t know any better I would think she was 12 years old at the most. Jfc.View attachment 1352052
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How much shit did she get from Miss Patina? It seems all she ever wears are gifted Miss Patina clothes.View attachment 1352052
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Don't forget all the writing themed videos like "Writing day vlog", "Write with me for 5 hours", "How to be a more productive writer", "How to boost your creativity as a writer"Brace yourselves, the rest of her gap yahhh will be this. Unfortunate outfits/playing dressup, teas that taste malty/chocolatey/spiced (but not like paahh, even if you might think so), plugging her planner, daily Instagram stories where she lights a candle and shows us the driveway for the 6,000th time. You’ll think there’s a faint scent of something in the air, maybe you didn’t quite apply enough deodorant, and then you realise it’s the smell of Roobee’s desperation, wafting at you through the screen.
NOOO. STOP.View attachment 1352052
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