> > See, the problem is that Texas is BIG. I mean, really really big. The
> > prairie dogs hae been mobilized for a long time, and they've been
digging
> > themselves senseless for generations, but it's still quite possible to
ride
> > across Texas and never see a prairie dog or come within miles of a
prairie
> > dog hole -- so obviously they had to escalate. But the time will come...
the
> > prairie dogs will rise up in number, pointy teeth bared, monkeypox
> > weaponized, and they will stike... with small, but sharp, claws, and
they
> > will come... oh yes.... they will come....
>
> ...and with them a new world order, awash in a sea of blood, eenie-weenie
bite
> marks and victims of poorly-named diseases?  (And, hey, I live in Ontario,
so
> Texas isn't all that big to me. *wink*)

Hey, there have been worse world orders... I say give the prairie dogs a
chance. I'll take them over the cockroaches 

(and you're right... Texans have no hold over the largest "state" when you
start factoring in Canadian provinces :) )


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