Sydney's dust storm
Sydney's dust storm
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32978412/ns/weather/
So, we had a pretty eerie dust storm yesterday. When I woke up, instead of the usual bright light filtering through my bedroom curtain, it was completely red. Drew the curtain and there was red dust all over the place. Could still make out the neighbour's house across the street, but beyond that it was very hazy and I couldn't see some trees that I normally can. Very surreal.
There are some pictures in the news article, but I'm sure you can google more if you're interested. Apparently the dust cloud was visible from space!
So, we had a pretty eerie dust storm yesterday. When I woke up, instead of the usual bright light filtering through my bedroom curtain, it was completely red. Drew the curtain and there was red dust all over the place. Could still make out the neighbour's house across the street, but beyond that it was very hazy and I couldn't see some trees that I normally can. Very surreal.
There are some pictures in the news article, but I'm sure you can google more if you're interested. Apparently the dust cloud was visible from space!
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Haha fucking true, no I don't have a camera. I was actually thinking yesterday "I really should have a camera so I could take pictures or something" =[Dark Metal wrote:You don't have a camera? You fucking useless twat.
Similarly, about 2 years ago we had a moth invasion in the Sydney CBD. There were moths all over the place, littering the streets and pavements, getting into building lobbies, covering the walls. You couldn't move in some places without having to step on a moth or two. I wanted to take pictures then as well ..
Maybe I should get a camera

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edit: Weird, Geoff's quote doesn't render properly even though the syntax is correct.
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I hear they're gonna make a film of that memphis, "swarm of the ladybirds". ffs.
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Dozens of calls about breathing

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A lot of people were wearing those sanitary masks that asians break out whenever there's a flu scare. I've spent 8 years playing soccer on a dusty field at school, so I've built up an immunity to dust 

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There have been reports about it on the news here with video images. It's looking pretty spectacular and scary at the same time. It's like images were taken on Mars.
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Nothing hit Melbourne. I guess God hates Sydney.
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Good example of what it would be like to live on mars I guess...
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Yes Brisbane was like a Mars sunsetDon Carlos wrote:Good example of what it would be like to live on mars I guess...

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Is it hard to breathe in that red stuff or do you barely notice it?
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I got out of the house at around ~7:10 AM by which time it had started settling. You could smell the earthiness, but I didn't find it hard to breathe. Did end up with reddish boogers though.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeZHbK5q37gU4EA wrote:http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/32978412/ns/weather/
So, we had a pretty eerie dust storm yesterday. When I woke up, instead of the usual bright light filtering through my bedroom curtain, it was completely red. Drew the curtain and there was red dust all over the place. Could still make out the neighbour's house across the street, but beyond that it was very hazy and I couldn't see some trees that I normally can. Very surreal.
There are some pictures in the news article, but I'm sure you can google more if you're interested. Apparently the dust cloud was visible from space!
dust storm + emo musings
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I can confirm thatU4EA wrote: ......... end up with reddish boogers though.

You couldn't really smell it, more like taste I suggest..
....but all gone now

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Lawl has been suspiciously absent of late..
he must be stuck in that shithole somewhere
he must be stuck in that shithole somewhere
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Yea, in the back of the throatWhiskey 7 wrote:You couldn't really smell it, more like taste I suggest..

Emo chick has a lovely forehead

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Probably the same as breathing in sanded paint dust, but hopefully less bad for your health.Eraser wrote:Is it hard to breathe in that red stuff or do you barely notice it?
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I owned the dust storm in a big way.
Thick, solid and tight in all the right places.
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lol u don't even live in kangaroo land...
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pretty cool pics
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldne ... coast.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldne ... coast.html
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Someone is jealous... understandable.scared? wrote:lol u don't even live in kangaroo land...

Thick, solid and tight in all the right places.
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Hadn't seen then ...... thanks there FenderFender wrote:pretty cool pics
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldne ... coast.html

Funny though, the weather bureau says it is returning now (to a somewhat lesser extent)...............
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I bet those screenies remind most of q3 players of q3tourney5.Fender wrote:pretty cool pics
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldne ... coast.html

I could even saw uriel on top of the bridge.