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@fandompulse Oye Serkis........... WTF. U gonna mess the new Gollum film as well? Ggggrrrrrrrrr

Andy Serkis explains what his Animal Farm movie is about: "It couldn't be more relevant than today. And history repeats itself. And although Orwell was writing about totalitarianism in particularly in Russia in 1945, 1946 this book hold up as an incredible distillation of what it is to be oppressive, what it is to face authoritarianism. And what we've done is we've contemporized it. We wanted to make it for—. There hadn't been a retelling of this that really connects with a modern audience. So we've couched it in such a way that it feels like a family film. But the themes, the dark themes are all there. They're all present. The Orwellian nature of it is incredibly powerful under the surface, but we've smuggled the politics in so that it's a debate that can be opened up between young people and families and old. It's really watchable by everyone from 8 to 80." Does this make you want to see this or run from it as fast as you can?

@fandompulse Unwatchable..... Amazon should be embarrassed.

Brandon Sanderson on The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power: "My end opinion of it was meh. I thought it was fairly mediocre. Some strong elements. Some very weak elements that I think are towing it down. And the good elements were mostly bungled, I felt. The big one for me is the Harfoots. The Harfoots, I feel, were just utterly bungled. ... In these last episodes there was a woman who comes to the guy in charge and says, ‘It’s time to execute them. Let’s take their wheels and make them die.’ Like what are you thinking? We do not need Hobbits talking about murdering other Hobbits. And this is our second time. It’s so baffling and then they only accept the Stranger in after he proves useful. There’s no big-heartedness to that. That is pure utilitarianism." Is he right?

@TolkienWorldG Expectations!!!!! I was freaked out when I first saw 3, three hour films, from a book I read in 2 days when I was 10.... (I'm 55 now). Hated it, couldn't work it out. Watched it again recently...... Still too long, of course, but enjoyed it waaaaay more

Were we too harsh on the Hobbit Trilogy?

@rocknrollofall Sad but true..... The Cheesey songs then

Ed Sheeran sharing his thoughts on his favourite person between Paul McCartney and John Lennon.

@Sugar_Tits_Bear Ban that shit!!!!!!!!!!! I'm sooooo angry!

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@robwilliswba Oooof, you'd be a brave man

Shall I for old time sake Fuck knows what the wife will say when get home 🤯🤯🤯🤯

@BorisJohnson Hahahahahaha. U really think anyone cares what u think Boris?

I've long suspected Bitcoin is a giant Ponzi scheme and now I'm hearing tales of woe that make me fear I'm right. mol.im/a/15643681

@City_Xtra @Jack_Gaughan New training regime.... Ball..... Box...... like, with a cross I know, I know, it´s a new theory, but it might just work

@miquelgirones1 CRYPTO Any suggestions for Portugal? Thank you

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@radhoo12 Not been the same since KingKev left

I’d like to highlight one thing. Fair criticism is part of the game. It happens in most careers & even personal life. It’s critical to development and achievement. So when you have a player earning £500-£1 million a week, which is failing miserably at his job, laughs it off consistently, has 2 goals scored in 17, with a horrible body language and low effort in essentially doing his job on the pitch, with the adage of taking on a social media lifestyle that can attract negativity, I don’t personally understand why the whole thing isn’t passable for fair criticism?

Did you enjoy The Hobbit book?

@LOTR_Daily_ 1st book I ever read, 44 years ago. Loved it, just read it again.

@itsssthulsss Patience!! I was the same, had to go back a few times, but ooooooh my, Worth It!!

you guys lied about breaking bad. i couldn’t even finish S1 i was so bored 😭✋🏾

@3YearLetterman Knows which flags belong to which country for a start, FFS

I literally cannot name one thing that Spain 🇵🇹 does better than America

@compliantvc 27.50 my arse!!!!!

This breakfast costs €3.50 in Genoa, Italy A similar breakfast in Dallas, Texas has 4x as much sugar and costs $27.50 plus a required 35% tip for the cashier who spun the iPad around Sorry, but I don't see the appeal of living in the US

@cryptaxpt Selling for Btc for cash after 365, still no CGT?

🚨Selling for Stablecoin might trigger a taxable event in the near future!🇵🇹 Understanding SEMP and what it means to your taxes! As we hit Q1 2026, the EU's DAC8 (implementing the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework - CARF) is fully live, requiring crypto platforms to collect and report user data on transactions. Not all digital assets are treated the same Enter SEMP, Specified Electronic Money Product, a crucial carve-out that's changing how certain stablecoins and digital fiat representations are handled for tax reporting: What qualifies as a SEMP? A digital product representing a single fiat currency (e.g., USD or EUR), issued against received funds, redeemable at any time and at par value (1:1) due to regulatory requirements on the issuer. Think regulated e-money tokens or certain fiat-backed stablecoins that behave like traditional electronic money (with strong redemption rights, no substantive barriers). Why it matters now: True SEMPs are excluded from CARF scope (no mandatory crypto-specific transaction reporting under DAC8). Instead, they fall under the amended CRS (Common Reporting Standard 2.0), treating them more like bank/e-money accounts for automatic exchange of information. Non-SEMP crypto (Bitcoin, most utility tokens, algorithmic stablecoins, etc.) → full CARF reporting kicks in. Mid-year status changes? Recent OECD FAQs clarify: report under CARF until the product qualifies as SEMP, then switch to CRS (jurisdictions may allow full-year treatment for simplicity). For investors in Portugal, this distinction is huge: ✅Holding a qualifying SEMP could align better with traditional financial account treatment → potentially smoother compliance and lower evasion risks. ❌But misclassifying a stablecoin as SEMP when it doesn't meet strict redemption/regulatory criteria? That could trigger unexpected CARF obligations and audits. For tax optimization (especially in favorable jurisdictions), early planning around SEMP vs. Relevant Crypto-Asset makes all the difference. My view: Stablecoins like USDC become less and less riskier from the depeggin point and therefore I see they become more and more of a fiat currency. I still think there is lots of stablecoins that do not fall under SEMP and therefore lots of opportunities to hold you capital gains in crypto. The income tax report (Modelo 3) in Portugal is already prepared for this reporting as it clearly differentiates between crypto assets which are considered securities and crypto assets which are not considered securities. If you have any questions, drop them below⬇️

@KTHopkins Our future intellectuals are gonna ruin this country

IMPORTANT UPDATE: Cambridge Union have printed grossly defamatory remarks about me, claiming that during my speech at the Union I offended: 1) weak students (who only got in for DEI reasons) 2) the President (who doctored my CV) 3) the low IQ opposing speakers (ill prepared & still writing notes) and 4)the moronic kids who say 'waycist' every 5 mins 5) myself by using the term 'spaz' and 'Nazi Elvis' Katie Hopkins at the Cambridge Union 2026: This House Defends to Right to Offend WARNING: this speech is an equal opportunity offender WATCH: youtu.be/kXQmf6DLhEo?si…

When the Manson family pull into Rick Dalton’s driveway instead of Sharon Tate’s in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, there’s a split second where the entire theater recalibrates. You realize this isn’t history repeating itself. It’s about to be rewritten.

@City_Xtra Be careful with that..... Fergie personally picked his replacement at UTD and that club still trying to pick up the pieces from that awful decision. Pep should walk away, leave his legacy intact and have nothing to do with with future decisions.

Wayne Rooney: "If Pep [Guardiola] does go, #ManCity have to get Vincent Kompany; he knows the club, successful with Bayern [Munich], looks like he's learned from Pep. "Pep will probably choose the next manager. If he's going, he'll probably be part of the process to choose. I think Pep looks at himself as a bit of a teacher and he's been at the club 10 years, he'll want to leave the club in a good place..." [via @BBCSport]

Just found this video on one of my old burners bro wtf were we watching 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭