Originally Posted by
ksryder
Kansas. Apparently they're common in Texas but winters usually take care of them up here, but what with ever-changing weather (oak mites were the big problem a couple years ago) we get all sorts of things we shouldn't get up here now. Usually from Texas.
Funny story: several years ago Colorado and Texas were in one of their recurring legal battles over water rights (I think it was the Canadian River). The Colorado governor at the time was on a talk radio show and told this joke live, over the air: How do you bury someone from Texas? Give them an enema and use a shoebox.
Ah, the glory days before social media.
If I owned Hell and Texas, I’d live in Hell and rent out Texas.