Web_geM: Sandstorm
Every once in a while, something pops up on the web that even
HAWT finds noteworthy. This is the series called Web_geM,
and it's gonna snuggle you into clapping, hitting refresh
and forwarding it on to everyone you know...
HAWT finds noteworthy. This is the series called Web_geM,
and it's gonna snuggle you into clapping, hitting refresh
and forwarding it on to everyone you know...
Sand storms spark intense curiosity at HAWT headquarters. There's a mystique about how they start, how they end, how they bring complete darkness and how they can change the landscape in a matter of minutes. I guess it's like a hurricane, but replace water droplets with sand nuggets.
Now, you take a sandstorm like the one above, and you drive into it. That's today's Web_geM.
From LiveLeak, what's proving to be YouTube's biggest competitor, this is a video of a bunch of insane maniacs who aren't happy studying the sandstorm from a distance. They are curious. Like kitty.
I certainly wish this video has more of the "in the storm" than "approaching the storm," but I think that just means I have to send JLF to Australia or Northern Africa with a moped and a video camera. We'll get our own footage, eh?
Amazing video.
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I certainly wish this video has more of the "in the storm" than "approaching the storm," but I think that just means I have to send JLF to Australia or Northern Africa with a moped and a video camera. We'll get our own footage, eh?
Amazing video.
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Forget the moped, I just need a skateboard.
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- JLF
wait, what what what? why would you drive into a sandstorm? wouldn't all the sand in the air devastate the car?
I certainly wouldn't do it after the car's been detailed.