Simone Giertz celebrated her birthday by trying to eat cake off a conveyer belt

Simone Giertz turned 28, and celebrated being “the length of an average menstrual cycle” by trying to eat cake off a conveyer belt she built. 
“I’m taking the day off, and this is how I’m treating myself,” she deadpans. 
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Simone Giertz didn’t let brain surgery stop her. What’s next?

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The “Queen of Shitty Robots” won’t be stopped.

In the six months since the YouTube star and inventor had a large brain tumor that could have left her paralyzed, blind, or a completely different person removed, Simone Giertz moved her workshop out of her house, jumped back into vlogging for her nearly 1.4 million subscribers, gave a TED talk, and kickstarted an electronic calendar — all while rocking a silvery “supervillain scar” that runs down her scalp, flirting with her hairline

“If I can’t even take off time when I’ve had fucking brain surgery,” Giertz says over a Skype call from her new, larger workshop in San Francisco. “When am I going to feel that it’s OK to take time off?” Read more…

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‘Shitty Robots’ creator Simone Giertz returns to YouTube after brain tumor surgery

Simone Giertz is making videos again! 
The YouTuber and “Shitty Robots” creator revealed that she had a brain tumor in April, and underwent surgery in May. She took a break from vlogging and inventing to recover, but returned to YouTube on T…

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‘Shitty Robots’ creator Simone Giertz shares positive update after battling a brain tumor

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On Friday, Simone Giertz, YouTuber and creator of “Shitty Robots,” announced some positive news: Lab results revealed that the tumor removed from her brain in late May is noncancerous. 

In a photo accompanying the tweet, Giertz showed off her Gold Creator Award from YouTube for passing one million subscribers. 

“So big fricking cheers to us and to many years ahead,” she tweeted. 

Three years ago I made a toothbrush helmet and posted a video about it on YouTube. I could never have imagined this adventure and it’s all thanks to you. Also, just got the lab results and the tumor was noncancerous! So big fricking cheers to us and to many years ahead 🧠✨ pic.twitter.com/17yp7zo1Om

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YouTuber Simone Giertz posts photo of ‘super villain scar’ after brain surgery

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In true Simone Giertz form, Simone Giertz underwent brain surgery last Wednesday, and she’s already cracking jokes.

The YouTuber and “Shitty Robots” creator, who announced she had a non-malignant brain tumor in April, shared her first post-op photo update on Monday, uploading a picture of her surgical scar to Twitter. 

She captioned the image “super villain scar in the making.”

super villain scar in the making pic.twitter.com/XDLKoT4qg5

— Simone Giertz (@SimoneGiertz) June 4, 2018

Giertz has been vocal about her operation on social media, even in the face of a long and arduous recovery process. She even named her tumor Brian and sent it an eviction notice. On the day of her surgery, she said in a video that her surgeon had agreed to take images of her brain, and that she was excited to see them. Read more…

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Simone Giertz, creator of ‘Shitty Robots,’ undergoes surgery to remove brain tumor

Simone Giertz went into brain surgery in the most positive way possible. 
The YouTuber and “Shitty Robot” creator posted a video before her surgery on Wednesday, joking that she couldn’t wait to see photos of her brain because she was convinced …

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