Cool Connecticut Twister

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Category: Natural-disasters
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Uploaded May. 12, 2007 by

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In Texas they call these twisters Dust Devils, either way I would be freaked out if I was that close to one.

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elysia20 - 3 months ago
I used to play in those when i was a kid. lol the dust ones are the best
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reereerenita - 4 years ago
That's: COOL!
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marcrem - 4 years ago
In texas?: Dude, dont tell false information in the video's description. "They" are not calling this a DustDevil only in texas. THIS IS a dust devil and you can even see some made of snow (snow devil). Texas isn't the world, dude.
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ILoveYourTool - 2 years ago
?: will one of those take you to oz??
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- marcrem - 4 years ago
  @ILoveYourToolre: dumb girl
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SpammatyCalammity - 2 years ago
They are: pretty much harmless.. they cant pick you up off the ground of anything. well not anyhting over like 150 pounds. never seen a little kid in one. but they're really common.. Jump in one, its fun!!
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- marcrem - 4 years ago
  @SpammatyCalammityre: Yes they can make some damage. check out "GREENVILLE dustdevil" in google
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- GodSmackdown - 4 years ago
  @SpammatyCalammityyou go: first
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- TooCrooked - 4 years ago
  @SpammatyCalammityid like: to try jumping in one!
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- Fresnel149 - 3 years ago
  @SpammatyCalammityI saw one hit a group of 6th graders: It ended in sandy socks and mouths. And it was one of the big ones.
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Ibleedblackngold - 2 years ago
These things are cool: I saw a couple when I went to New Mexico last summer
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Rafaell - 2 years ago
fake: twisters have cows flying around it
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- drugballad113 - 2 years ago
  @Rafaellha: haha
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- marcrem - 4 years ago
  @Rafaellre: This is not a "twister" (you might be talking about a tornado)... Get some intelligence and read books, fag
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Jalapeno81 - 2 years ago
i would jump into it: flyyy me to the moooon and let m play among the staaars
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- marcrem - 4 years ago
  @Jalapeno81re: smoke more, fag
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Dumbphuk - 2 years ago
I walked into one of those thingiez in Florida,: And ended up in Maine.
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- marcrem - 4 years ago
  @Dumbphukew: ha-ha-ha. -_-
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ThyCrimsonKing - 2 years ago
those don't do no damage: you can walk into them, but you better keep your eyes closed
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- jbone557 - 2 years ago
  @ThyCrimsonKingthey should've: maybe it'd be front page
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arctunan577 - 2 years ago
Heh: my parents said people used to ride jeeps into those in kansas to get em to lift off the ground...
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- marcrem - 4 years ago
  @arctunan577re:: wtf... your parents are dumb
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Wintertree - 2 years ago
cool: I witnessed one of these in outback Australia where they are known as " willy willys " Yea I know, daft name but pretty cool to be close to
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BlaDren - 2 years ago
???: how long do those last?
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- freebird1517 - 2 years ago
  @BlaDren30: billion years about
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- TennesseeRed - 2 years ago
  @BlaDrenno,: they only last billions of years in the red eye of Jupiter.
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- chappy337 - 2 years ago
  @BlaDrenaround: around 1hour to 4 hours it actually depends on temperature
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adamosthegreek - 2 years ago
Not surprised: I was next to one of these in Florida, good stuff though you never know when it could become the real thing.
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- bigboybowtieman - 2 years ago
  @adamosthegreekExcept for the fact: that the sky is clear, dumba55, figure these things out on your own.
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zak_777 - 2 years ago
here: in arizona there was one that moved at us fast so we ran through it
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- jbone557 - 2 years ago
  @zak_777hm: where was the video camera? Any crazy moment is a monet to be videotaped
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mpetrie - 2 years ago
I got hit by one...: I was in Argentina and I was walking through a soccer field when one formed right in front of us and we got nailed by it. It didn't knock us over but it certainly thre us off balance. Quite a wild ride.
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lemontea - 2 years ago
See these all the time: Welcome to Midland, Texas where you see them every day. Wow. It's dirt.
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- Wolfers_is_here - 2 years ago
  @lemonteaGO PERMIAN: FOOTBALL!
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Blacklabelsocietynut - 2 years ago
cgi: i smell fake
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zlGrimlz - 2 years ago
SWEET: THAT WAS COOL I WOULD RUN THOUGH ONE
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Justin2134 - 2 years ago
"Look at that!": MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
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Colonial99 - 2 years ago
lol: where in connecticut was that cuz i live there
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iKlear - 2 years ago
We have those in AZ..: Fun to run through..
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Eagl3_89 - 2 years ago
lol: can it pick up little animals like mice
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wtfman32 - 2 years ago
umm: crappy description..in texas we call them "shit that never ever happens...ever" they happen were NO ONE LIVES
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- Flumtop - 2 years ago
  @wtfman32Moron..: You must live in a big city. These happen in most places where there is sand or loose dirt in the south. I live in west texas, these are a daily thing here. So, just because you live locked inside your house jacking it to kiddie porn, doesnt mean they don't happen. Jackass
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- thelaughingman - 2 years ago
  @wtfman32lol: owned
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- bmxer1996 - 2 years ago
  @wtfman32Flumtop...: thats funny
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- XxXTricky_DD - 2 years ago
  @wtfman32HAHAHAHAHAA: OWNED
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- Shplada - 2 years ago
  @wtfman32Baha.: Repeat: Pwnt. Addition: I live in Austin and Ive still seen these. Fucktard.
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- xenogamer - 2 years ago
  @wtfman32i live in dallas: i never seen this, ive only heard myths of the dust devils, i hear there brought on my witches from the north calling them selves "new yorkers"?
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Omen182 - 2 years ago
i live in NM... (lotta hicks): we get these alot... and no, its not scary if youre near one, unless you have no arms and cant cover up your face... then it hurts :)
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