I've had a lot of amateur broomers tell me this
broomin is a skill. skill recognizes skill.
jfc I came here to type those exact words.
That looks like a cyanobacteria growing on top of a crust lichen. Sometimes it starts of as a dark green but turns orange if its in a very exposed area, as it will produce caretonoids to deal with extreme UV exposure. If I can track it down, I can pull out a guide later and try to get it into a more narrow range of candidate genus.
Maybe if they center a Cheney even harder next time!
They will have no one to blame but themselves.
Oh come on now. They've got you! And me! And the voters! And quite literally everybody but themselves!!
For your listening pleasure, I present,
"Where is my mind?" - A tribute album to the Pixies:
Every one is a fucking banger. But my three favorite are "Where is my mind" by Nada Surf, Gigantic, by reel big fish, and This monkeys gone to Heaven, by Far.
Its interesting right.
When it comes to any attempts to get things done that would make the party more progressive, or more to more aggressively fight, there is always some rule, some policy, the fucking "Parlementarian", whatever, that blocks them. There are rules! We must follow them, even the ones that contradict the other ones!
But when it comes to stopping progressives, they change, bend, or break their own rules to favor a candidate or policy, its fine. Very legal very cool, the court said so. Justified as "they are private institution and can do whatever they want". The DNC can rig their primary, its fine. The court said so. See. The rules don't matter.
The term, I believe, is called illiberalism. Its the facade of democracy; the trapings, the method: but none of its substance. The Democratic party would have it both ways. Rules matter, when it comes to stopping you from having influence on the party, and yet, the rules don't matter, again, if it results in stopping you from having influence in the party.
The Democratic party is an illiberal party, when it comes to their own governance.
ok broomer.