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RRUUNN!! RUN LIKE A MEXICAN CROSSING THE BORDER!!

looks like something from a horror movie

that was an awesome sand storm picture

has any one gon to the narnia movie i am g a y going .after. yoga

thats gonna leave a biigg mark

itis coming really soon

seriously, why are they just standing there?

ztub..I will agree that Mt Saint Helena was a major earth moment..but these dust storms take place in deserts on a regular basis. If you lived in Arizona you would see them every summer!! They are very dangerous and cause plenty of damage. We have had up to 115 mph winds clocked, which is hurricane force. zero visibility and plenty of injuries from flying depree. You don't mess with "Mother Nature"!

run! what are people doing taking pictures of it!!

I still say this is scary

Run for youre life.Awesome photo

wow that is way scary could you imagin being stuck in that?

thats gotta suck!

kool! looks fun! lol

that's gunna hurt!

i had this sent to me in an e-mail from a friend of a friend.. there are alot more that go with it.. and all of them are just as awesome as the next.. amazing isn't it?!!

WoW what a pic..wish that wont happen where i live

that looks scary..

ready for spring cleaning

now you've got an idea of what our guys and gals are putting up with over in Iraq besides confronting the bad guyes.

<> HOW TOTALY AWSOME ! ! !

thats amazing how it looks..I feel sorry for those soldiers at that base tho..i bet they ate sand for weeks after that..great photo!!

i would be taking cover all that sand would hurt cool pic

awesome pic

awesome! scary, but beautiful at same time

That aught to put the fear of God in us! Wow, nature is powerful.

It's real, I was in one in Texas, they will take the paint right off your car, worse then any thunderstorm I've ever be in.

++ wow the biggest sandblaster ++

Thats one big sand pile

Ally30, Sure it's real. All you have to do is talk to someone who was stationed in Iraq to hear about them. They are huge and very dangerous.

Wow. i'd hate to be the guy taking that picture.

the people there are squished

I sure am glad I don't live there!!

I rather live in earthquake country

I got caught in one of these in central Arizona in the mid 80's, something else.

woah that would of scared the crap out of me

Awsome yes, But let me tell you, That is dangerous. It can tear you apart..read on it..infact..the people who live in the desert, run fast, or cover themsleves before it hit's them

Good Shot! If you lived in Arizona you would see these. Mostly during the last part of the summer season. But they can be "huge" spreading out over a mile in width. Amazing aren't they?!

Do you really think this is real?

That looks big but I have sean som thing much big biger. I was in Portland Oregon when Mt. StHellens blue it top. What a mess that mad for mounth's..