The kind of thing you would do if you had unlimited free time during the day and nothing else to be getting on with. Killing time.God, I have never seen such redundant busy work before in my life.
What is the point of copying the list of readings off the course booklet, running it through chatgpt to slightly alter the format, then pasting it onto norton? It didn't need to take an hour and a half, it literally could have taken 10 seconds by just clinking the 'save as' button on the pdf
This is just her, again, plaguerising somebody else's work and pretending she did it all herself to make her look so clever and smart. The very definition of a waste of time. She copied the entire coursebooklet, right down to the printing and referencing page.
I think the secret of his armpits smelling like tomato soup lies in there.Why does he lock it? Wrong answers only.
Looks like rich, privileged people glamorizing everyday chores to me and Remindes me of the video were Kris and Kyle Kardashian went shopping like normal people and made a whole event out of it.Also, why would you want to write a grocery shopping list 5-6 weeks before you move in? That would be sooo far down my priority list if I had to get ready to start uni again!
This just makes it more obvious that she does not have an interest in this course because if she did she would have done all of her pre-reading by now. If she thinks that SparkNotes is going to help her with the course then she is in for a rough ride IMO.I’ve looked at her course specifications and her Nyotion list for pre-reading is not even half of all the ”essential reading” listed. Then there’s also ”recommended” and ”further” reading, but f*ck all that I guess. In her tiny little mind, you read one book per week max, and maybe a couple of academic articles, and then you just bluff your way through a seminar with a little help from SparkNotes.
Scotland is such a meaningful place for her though, after all it was after Blakeney visited Scotland that Roobee was first introduced to the novel concept of seasoning her porridge with *gasp* salt!someone please stop her at the border, i can’t handle being bombarded with tiktoks of her prancing around edinburgh acting like we’re stuck in the 1800s and mispronouncing everything again
Patiently awaiting a Maryhill big Tesco vlogGod I’d love a documentary of her wandering around the rough parts of Glasgow. She’d faint if she came here. Not least because she’d get called out on her bullshit if she started it in public.
OMG yes! I used to live at Murano Street Student Village way back when I was a student in Glasgow. Not exactly her kind of vibe, I would imagine.Patiently awaiting a Maryhill big Tesco vlog
It's more AHSTATICK do to some pretend reading in Scotland though!I’ve looked at her course specifications and her Nyotion list for pre-reading is not even half of all the ”essential reading” listed. Then there’s also ”recommended” and ”further” reading, but fuck all that I guess. In her tiny little mind, you read one book per week max, and maybe a couple of academic articles, and then you just bluff your way through a seminar with a little help from SparkNotes.
Also she’s saying she plans to do all her pre-reading in September, but she’s also fucking off to Scotland again next week, so who knows if she’ll ever get around to any of it.
Countdown to the "That's very unusual! Email me at ponkinpodtibtea@notgonnareply.co.uk and I will JANUINELY look into this.I see in the video comments somebody received the planner but it arrived in a damaged state and I have also noticed that when the planners have been shown on videos a number of them look damaged and don't look new at all. Here is the comment that was posted on Ruby's latest video.
Hi Ruby ! I have received the planner (i had to pay more money than i thought to get it to France but that is another story and obviously no fault of yours or the company you work with) and unfortunately it arrived really damaged because the last page was built in as the first but folded to sit as the end page anyway - so of course it is now in a really bad state. It also led to damage to the spine of the planner (which now looks very fragile to me, I do not think I will be able to carry it around). I went to all the shops that help with these kinds of things in my area and none of them have the equipment to fix it. I hope this review can be seen so that hopefully this does not happen to someone else ! I hope they can check for that sort of mistakes.
Unfortunately, I do not. It's hard to find genuine booktubers lately. I suspect because a lot of YouTubers (including Ruby) realized you can make a lot of money through sponsored content, so a lot of their videos are sponsored, and then the ones that aren't are still somewhat treated like sponsored videos because you have to put on a persona for sponsors to want to continue to work with you. I miss the days before you could get rich on YouTube. The content used to be genuine.Oh yeah I love Emmie!! I've been watching her for two years now. Do you have any other recommendations?.
Remember, at Exeter she had the revelation that you don't actually have to do all your course readings and the suggested readings to pass the class. Of course, now she won't have Blakeney's notes to rely on, so I'm just gonna wait until she posts another video bashing the grader for not giving her a high enough score on her essay. Maybe then she'll realize in an English degree you have to actually study English texts.I’ve looked at her course specifications and her Nyotion list for pre-reading is not even half of all the ”essential reading” listed. Then there’s also ”recommended” and ”further” reading, but fuck all that I guess. In her tiny little mind, you read one book per week max, and maybe a couple of academic articles, and then you just bluff your way through a seminar with a little help from SparkNotes.
Also she’s saying she plans to do all her pre-reading in September, but she’s also fucking off to Scotland again next week, so who knows if she’ll ever get around to any of it.
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