David The Trader

@Gwenneths7 Sounds like bullshit

I met a guy online. We emailed and messaged (this was before texting was a thing) and went out a few times. I liked him, but I wasn’t sure about it. He called me pretty regularly (again, this was pre-texting). Then one day, the calls stopped. That night, I called and left him a

@jaredwright17 Most obvious take is what clowns Goode and Dallaglio are. Moaning about unfairness/national bias, and effectively ruining the match for people with the sound on.

The three incidents JvG references.

@RecTerrace If Barberry wasnt aura-farming his hair, blocking angles, probably would have got a yellow out of that.

“No clear head contact” #UBBvBAT

@bestofsaulgood I hated the ending. Take a plea deal (8 years) or confess for a woman who ran out on you and get 70+ years. As he was "The cockroach" he would have found a way of escaping.

Jimmy’s ending only looks tragic if you think freedom means getting away. For the first time in his life, he stops running, stops performing, and tells the truth especially to Kim. That is why the ending does not feel like a loss. It feels like Jimmy McGill finally becoming himself.

@HSRdirector Old miserly people clean their gutters out. That's 5m drop. Why take the risk for a few quid?

I’ve witnessed a lot of harm done to my patients from various expected things like cigarettes, guns etc but I never imagined how much harm I would see in my adult patients from ladders. LADDERS. so much devastation

@ILoveSnooker_ Could have got very rich off that shot

UNBELIEVABLE 😳 Mark Allen missed the match ball! The game goes to DECIDER!

@iam_jlc Pearl had no right to be as good as it was, but Mia Goth was outstanding in it.

How can you say The Godfather Part II is the greatest sequel ever made when Gremlins 2: The New Batch exists?

@RealToddGaines Good film, i always knew it as Deadly Pursuit

Shoot to Kill (1988) - Sidney Poitier as an FBI agent who teams with rugged tracker Tom Berenger to hunt a killer through the brutal Pacific Northwest wilderness. Tense chases, cool buddy chemistry, and real mountain thrills. Underrated 80s gem.

@jim8oy66 If you did the same job today in east London what would your earnings be?

It’s around 1994, I’m earning about £500 wk, 20 cigarettes are £2.80, pint of lager £1.60 and petrol about 55p a litre, a typical weekly shop was around £30!, I felt like I was living back then, so why after ever increasing taxes is everything so shit? Me, Grand Canaria 1994 ⬇️

@p2p_alex Queuing/convenience?

I decided in January to start buying meat from Butchers rather than supermarkets. 4 months in what have I found 🤔👇

@ATRightMovies Korean film No Mercy

Which movie has the best plot twist?

Name a #horror movie you recommend to people often. Mine is....

@DreyfusJames Kiefer Sutherland in Stand By Me was a Top Tier psycho. Imagine standing up to him as a kid.

Was once working on a job where I had a wonderful ex-East End gangster driver called Paul. He told me that he & all his gangster associates thought that Ben Kingsley’s performance as Don was the best portrayal of a psychopathic criminal they’d ever seen. Sexy Beast. ‘2000

@baldguymoney How did you learn Polish so fast - Intensive lessons, books...what?

I moved to Poland in 2007. I learned how to speak Polish fluently. I respect local customs & contribute in different ways. I am not under any illusion that I am Polish or ever could be. Thank you Poland & Poles for this wonderful place.

@The_Big_Chifa_ Too much gay stuff.

Fast, messy, and full of pressure… this show makes ambition look both addictive and exhausting. Oh, you're gonna love Yasmin.

@MTGraveStudio Terminator > T2

What's your most controversial movie opinion?

@BreakingBad_ The US medical system

Who is the top villain in Breaking Bad?

@FunMovieTVFan Jennifer Grey and Eric Stoltz

Pick your top two of the 1980s...

@iam_jlc top Top film. Even has a Bigfoot in it.

Listen, as much as I LOVE Point Break, Road House is peak, peak, peak, Swayze. That film is just about perfect. And Wade Garrett’s the best.

@SpyHards Any of Craig's Bond film's apart from Casino Royale

What’s a spy film everyone loves… that just didn’t work for you? We’ll start: Mission: Impossible – Final Reckoning