It's either a red or a yellow cipollini c:

I thought so, too! Just perched there are the tip of the bud <3 I was surprised how brave she was, had to get right up in her grill to get my camera to focus

"I JUST WANT TO FUCK MY SISTERRRRRRR"

That was the impression that show left me with

I noticed, very cool website, will def bookmark it for future use!

For this one, I am thinking it might not be T.versi, but maybe something in Trametes? Some of my answers to the questions on the site don't quite match up;

1. It has a true pore surface (match)

2. Pores are pretty easily visible and large, also at places quite angular (not match)

3. Fuzzy/velvety cap (match)

4. Fresh caps are quite bright creamy white (not match)

5. Cap does have pretty distinct color zones (match)

6. This one is a little hard for me to determine since idk what is considered rigid vs flexible, I am not a very experienced forager and don't have a super vast depth of experience to compare to. I can pretty easily wiggle on the caps and they didn't snap off the stump, so to me they seem pretty thin and flexible? But maybe it's because the cap is still young and supple? (Unsure)

I was thinking it looked turkey-tail-esque! Interesting!

It's growing at the base of a viburnum, though I don't know what specific species in that genus.

Hahaha, you can call me Weirdy. Unfortunately I am white as hell, but I am at least a woman which should piss off some people to see my uterus in office

I feel that, not sending any shade your way. In fact, you've inspired me to buy this shirt c: I just make it a point to undermine Amazon every chance I get.

Have purchased from that shop, they're legit

Ugly Americans. Older (2010-2012) animated comedy series from Comedy Central, follows a social worker based in a futuristic NYC where lots of aliens/monsters/animatonics/etc are now a part of society, his job is to help them with integration to the city, shenanigans ensue. It only got two seasons, aired while I was in high school and has a special place in my memories. Stumbled across it on Paramount+ and promptly binged it all.

It's fledgling, but check out https://www.votelabor.org/ It's a small but growing group of Americans who want to start a party that advocates for the working class. I jumped in yesterday and am gonna try to do my part. There's channels for every state to organize amongst their state peers, national channels for overall organization, policy discussions currently under debate, and desire to start getting people on ballots and in seats as soon as possible