Bran most definitely does see into the future. That’s why he was waiting for Jaime’s arrival in the courtyard. That’s why he gave Arya the Valyerian steel dagger. There’s been plenty to indicate that he can see into the future —or rather, that he has greensight

I’m not trying to be a jerk at all. But never once has it been explicitly stated in the show that he can actually see future events in the same way that he sees the past and present. Not once has it been demonstrated that he sees future events in the same way. Premonitions are not at all the same thing as Greensight.

You aren’t listening, are you? He does have visions. They are symbolic and incomplete.  They are not the same as Greenseeing, where he can walk through what he is seeing and examine it in great detail.

Hatred leads to... suffering.

Okay, so I gather from what you are saying, that you are not an American?

I just want to clarify that your stance is that a constantly growing national debt is good for the country and the economy.

He warned that students would eventually be “asked to bow down to the idols of the popular culture.”

Thanks for helping me understand 24 hour time stamps.

That’s why it’s been the go-to.  If you can track quickly enough and you’re in tune with your aiming, you can quickly end battles.  But my point is that when two roughly equal skill players face off with shotguns, it may be more about who takes the first shot, than anything.

Just so you know, and this is a common thing to happen, that’s not really a widespread term. It’s the name they’ve given to that mechanic in Fortnite, but quick Google searches of “ar bloom” and “smg bloom” for example only brought up Fortnite websites, and then went into photography and flowers. Similar searches for…

I find it curious that you correctly used the term ‘spread’ only in description of the shotgun pellet patterns, but insist on the term ‘bloom’ in relation to bullet spread.

It’s a good thing that you actually provided an opposing viewpoint and showed how it was more valid, rather than just attacking my statement.

(Several people close to the younger Mr. Trump said he was unlikely to appear in person and said one option was to invoke his Fifth Amendment rights in a written response.)

Any time someone with a vast personal/private fortune talks about exploiting things that are currently out of reach, you should be concerned.

“The game is not fun anymore when you’re trying to make each fight almost like a coin flip.”

This guy gets it.

He didn’t ‘come back’ though. He had no suit. He just slyly walked over and sat on that bench at the appointed time, after living another 70 odd years with his new family.

“Trust us, we have proof. That we won’t show you.”

The end days?  I guess you can call almost 10 months “the end days”, but that was a long road of obstructionism.