In Norway, the word "Texas" is indeed used colloquially to mean something crazy, chaotic, or wild. This slang usage comes from the Norwegian perception of the American Wild West, with Texas symbolizing lawlessness, unpredictability, and adventure—much like the Western movies depicting cowboys and outlaws.

So, when Norwegians say something like "Det var helt Texas!" (That was totally Texas!), they mean it was wild, out of control, or just downright crazy. It’s a fun example of how cultural influences can lead to interesting slang expressions in other languages!