You stole my line. Having lived in Kansas, it is FLAT, at least in the
western half. And if that ball rolled when you set it down, it was the
wind, not gravity. Should roll south most of the time. Nebraskans missing
"yard art" from their yards start looking for it in Oklahoma.
-- John
At 21:30 6/17/00 , Gregg wrote:
>Are you sure it isn't the wind that makes it roll? Oh, that's right, it is
>flat but not level. The eastern side is lower elevation than the western
>side.
>
>Gregg
>
>
>Barry B. Bean objected:
>
>> On Sat, 17 Jun 2000 09:31:07 -0500, Ken Norton wrote:
>>
>> >For the record: Kansas is FLAT, Iowa is more rolling.
>>
>> What are you talking about? If you set a ball down in Kansas, it
>> rolls. That ain't flat. Come down and see me in the Delta. WE have
>> flat land.
>>
>> Beautiful, interesting flat land, I might add.
>
>
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