Meanwhile in Wisconsin News:

[Rolfe]

Sheriff downplays huge snake sighting after IDing it as bullsnake native to Wisconsin



A large snake seen slithering around Grant County raised alarm on Monday when the sheriff warned that it could be a python on the loose, but an update later in the day said it actually was a bullsnake native to the county and poses no danger to the general public.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/wiscon...cross-grant-county-b99730564z1-380531261.html

I cannot believe that this made Drudge. *laugh*

 

[Zaac]

I would run over that snake 70 and 1/2 times to make sure it was fully dead and had not hidden underneath my car waiting for me to get out.Roflmao

Sheriff says it's JUST a bull snake. If it's outside and I see it slithering through my yard,I'm hopping on this

and cutting just as close as I can to the roots of the grass.

 

[InTheLight]

More Wisconsin news:

Wisconsin made its presence known on new list ranking the top 20 drunkest cities in America.

The list was published over the weekend, when many Wisconsinites were perhaps under the influence, so the 24/7 Wall Street ranking of both the drunkest and driest cities in America didn’t start making the rounds on social media until a few days after its initial publication. Nevertheless, as is often the case with these types of rankings, cities from the Badger State were high on the list, with 12 of the top 20.

1. Appleton
2. Oshkosh-Neenah
3. Green Bay Packers fans
4. Madison
5. Fargo, North Dakota
6. La Crosse – Onalaska
7. Fond du Lac
8. Ames, Iowa
9. Eau Claire

http://www.milwaukeemag.com/2016/05/17/most-of-americas-drunkest-cities-are-in-wisconsin/