So much people are saying Vini is the current Joga Bonito. Is this true?

So much people are saying Vini is the current Joga Bonito. Is this true?

I personally believe Vini is the face of present Brazil. A modernised version of the Joga Bonito who is results driven which is evident by his output, but he also has flair that football lacks these days.

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u/Gold_Air4996 — 6 days ago
▲ 3 r/rmit

When you enter your second semester of engineering, do you pick 2 engineering introductory lessons?

I'm doing civil. I pick another introductory engineering course don't I? Any advice on that btw?

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u/Gold_Air4996 — 28 days ago
▲ 108 r/worldcup

What's with people saying there's no hype for the World Cup?

There's certainly a lot of buzz where I am, and we aren't even a key footballing nation. 3 days guys. 3 days before the world will be in love with football again. If that doesn't excite you then you're the problem.

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u/Gold_Air4996 — 28 days ago
▲ 0 r/rmit

Why does our uni insist on using either lecturers with the thickest accent or ones that are insufferable?

Bro. The amount of lectures I've just not gone to because of the thick accents is crazy. I choose to do all resources in the already prerecorded lectures or slides so I can rewind and rehear it. On top of that most lecturers at RMIT are kinda just unpleasant. They remind me of teachers at public schools. Believe me I know the difference between staff at both public and private, and coming from a private school to RMIT its sort of bringing back this bad taste.

Are we also gonna talk about the lack of entertainment at our campus?

Those are my only problems so far. The actual education side is pretty good.

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u/Gold_Air4996 — 29 days ago
▲ 1 r/rmit

If i fail a core course for a semester will my entire course be extended longer than it needs to?

Will I just have to do it next semester, get charged extra or have to delay next semester to do the current semester's course, therefore extending my time at uni?

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u/Gold_Air4996 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/Music

What happens when the greatest artist and producer collaborate?

Thriller happens. Off the wall happens. Bad happens. This is artistry. Quincy Jones is a massive part of MJ's success. Listen to the tracks. Instrumentals if you really want, and you can hear the sheer complexity and creativity. Quincy Jones is a peak example of a person mastering a craft to their best ability.

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u/Gold_Air4996 — 2 months ago