David Robson

@littleredracing @___BMA___ Still grafted like crazy to get his son a chance, which lewis took

@___BMA___ Lewis's dad was an It manager for a bank and then went into contracting. He wasn't cleaning, working in a shop and delivering pizzas. Not a millionaire but better off than most people

People are saying no in the comments because Lewis Hamiltons dad worked 16 jobs and ate the lint under the fridge to support his career, but are forgetting that Lewis Hamilton started his journey to F1 a whopping 25 YEARS AGO

🇺🇸 Hegseth recited “Ezekiel 25:17” speech at a Pentagon church service. But here’s the problem: it’s not actually from the Bible, but from Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. He even tweaked the ending to reference a military rescue unit. Who do you think pulled it off better? Hegseth or Samuel L. Jackson?

@brave @AutismCapital You can add a sleep timer to your browser or does one already exist?

@AutismCapital This setting just shows a dismissible warning when you try to scroll through more Shorts. Shorts still show up in your results. You can block them altogether with our browser, though 🙂 (Settings -> Shields -> Content Filtering -> YouTube Shorts blocker)

Life pro tip: You can now disable Shorts in the YouTube app Go to settings (the top right gear icon) —> time management —> daily limits —> shorts feed limit —> select 0 minutes. Boom. Shorts gone. Hallelujah. Nature has healed. 🙏🏼

@DJWarnerStage Guess you still have some years left to grow up.

TV shows growing up always made beer look like a drink youd drink and its like immaculate, then you have it irl and it tastes like piss.

@ChrisCo512 @ChannelingEmmaG Don't care what AI you're using tbh. You still pay for twitter.

@DavidoRobson @ChannelingEmmaG You could bother to counter with a better spot but you won't because you're just a hater. Yes, Twitter comes with access to Grok, prob the best value of the top AI models (but I use Claude as well).

Hamburgers and it's not even close. I have never had a really good hamburger outside of America. The concept breaks the minds of non-American cooks and chefs

@ChrisCo512 @ChannelingEmmaG You lost the irish at Dublin I'm afraid, it's overrun with Americans who all claim to be irish and are dumb enough to pay for twitter.

@DavidoRobson @ChannelingEmmaG Even in Dublin you can't find breakfast that good

@ChrisCo512 @ChannelingEmmaG Congrats, now you've googled some photos of pretty looking breakfast food. Well done, vast majority of your food is still shit.

@DavidoRobson @ChannelingEmmaG Random ass mom and pop shop in your average American city

@ChrisCo512 @ChannelingEmmaG Sure you have Chris. America is the greatest country in the world, just not in any metric that matters.

@DavidoRobson @ChannelingEmmaG Lmao I've been to more countries than you have plus 38 states. American breakfast is undefeated. And American Angus steak is the best in the world. Even our chains like First Watch or Snooze are better than anything you can get in Europe.

@ChannelingEmmaG @BKMuldoon Whatever you want to convince yourself, anyone who has been to these countries would still pick irish, Spanish, french or polish every day of the week over US "beef".

@DavidoRobson @BKMuldoon Most American beef is grass raised and finished on grain. That's just a health nut myth

@ChrisCo512 @ChannelingEmmaG I don't need to bet, unlike you, I've travelled outside of my own country, those circular breakfast sausages wouldn't look out of place in a dog bowl. You have great food in the US that you have to drive too far between, and between it's all absolute chain generic shite.

@DavidoRobson @ChannelingEmmaG Slightly unappealing lol I bet the bottom pic tastes twice as good as the top pic, as would any random truck stop diner.

@ChannelingEmmaG Not sure where you get your numbers, of the countries I've lived in, high end beef in any normal supermarket is irish followed by polish, both better than the corn fed slop a yank could produce.

@DavidoRobson Ok I was wrong on cow numbers but how can it be ubiquitous will less than one million head.

@ChannelingEmmaG @BKMuldoon American beef is corn fed, irish beef is grass fed. Stay in your lane little man.

@BKMuldoon @DavidoRobson Oh damn yeah I was wrong about that. Where the hell are yall putting them? Also it looks like they are primarily dairy cows. Numbers show less than 1 million beef cattle. And sorry but I've never heard of Irish beef ranking up with Japanese or American at all.

@ChrisCo512 @ChannelingEmmaG Congrats, you found a slightly unappealing picture of a full english breakfast on the Internet. I imagine I wouldn't need to look far to find an unappealing american breakfast...oh, I already did.

@DavidoRobson @ChannelingEmmaG Coming from a country that calls this breakfast lmao

@ChannelingEmmaG You can buy irish beef in tesco you wet wipe.

@DavidoRobson The Irish have like ten cows. You are not eating Irish raised steak at a restaurant

Reform UK just make something up, blame migrants, and hope the UK is racist enough to fall for it. I really hope we’re not.

@gazi1684 @OWS1892 Gary it's actually spring now. Why are the numbers lower in Spring to Winter?

@OWS1892 Clearly I looked at the graph otherwise I wouldn’t be explaining why the drop in numbers over the winter Something you left wing helmets don’t usually understand

In case you're wondering why the far-right have suddenly upped their attacks on poor Brits claiming benefits, it's cos channel crossings are down.

@BigOrx @david_hollas @andy147 Nuclear SMRs, or a small amount of gas, as stop gap when it isn't sunny or windy, which in the UK, is rare especially counting offshore regions.

@david_hollas @andy147 What will replace gas when it’s not windy or sunny?

Oxford University has done the maths on "drill baby drill" vs a fully renewable UK. Maximum North Sea extraction: saves households £16–£82/year. But ONLY if the government takes every penny of tax revenue and hands it back to households. If they don't, zero benefit. Full renewables: saves households up to £441/year. Recurring. Every year. Indefinitely. The North Sea runs out around 2040. Renewables don't. The analysis was done using January 2026 prices — before the Iran war sent oil to $116 a barrel. Even with cheap fossil fuels as the baseline, renewables win. This isn't ideology. It's arithmetic. Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford. March 2026.

@ChannelingEmmaG Just simply untrue, irish steak over anything from the slop continent of america.

@EntryLvlNut Steak in the US generally. I know in Japan and South America you can get good beef but god it's so bad in Europe.

@FyldeCal @ccfc_07 He's a massive cunt callum, not sure how else to tell you.

@DavidoRobson @ccfc_07 How? By going on a news channel?

Just an absolutely insane outside income

@FyldeCal @ccfc_07 Then he shouldn't be an MP since he's clearly just a grifter.

@ccfc_07 Could make way more if he wasn’t an MP