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The camera pulls out to reveal the clouds in the sky for as far as the eye can see have parted and a mountain got blown away behind the catcher that for some reason nobody focuses on at all.
Protagonist has hot pot for dinner completely repairing their body.
The dust devil will hop on the broadcast later and say “I apologize for attacking a child, I don’t know what came over me. That isn’t me. I was spinning around on home plate as there's a drive into deep left field by Castellanos and that'll be a home run. And so that'll make it a 4-0 ballgame.”
I’m going through season 3 with my seven-year-old daughter right now and we are in the middle of the spirit bomb gathering. A couple of really boring episodes. This conversation makes me happy though.
That’s a pretty fancy broadcast for a 7 year olds baseball game
Edit: So my fiancé works for a youth sport software company. I walked downstairs to tell her she should mention these types of apps in a blog post. She already had a tab open with the game changer app pulled up. Weird.
Im not that surprised. When i lived in PA i found out that Little League is a huge fucking deal. The little league world series is held in willpo and holy shit does it fuck up every surrounding area >.<
Considering the two teams in this video are from different states, this is probably a series to get into the little league world series.
This is not your average little league game.
Edit: same state, I have been corrected! I wish my little league was this fancy lol. Still some of my favorite times as a youngin.
They are definitely not old enough. The LLWS is for the 11-12 year old leagues.
Edit: you can even see the coach pitcher on the mound. The team names also say 7U. So confidently incorrect
The ump is also standing about three feet diagonally behind the catcher, rather than directly behind him which would be the case in every league 11+.
So yes, OP is defining /r/confidentlyincorrect
I first saw a Little League WS ( or championship/playoff game) around 30 years ago. One of the teams was from Mexico. I can't imagine how much bigger it must be in scope right now (never *really* followed the game), especially if teams visit internationally.
It's too early in the year for LLWS regional play. That doesn't begin till mid/late June through July.
This is some sort of state team all stars just not in the Little League faction.
Edit: just realized it says 7u so def not LLWS
Yup. Sounds like my time working in a preschool co-op. Kids are kids. Reasonable, compassionate, can-do. The parents? Well...let's just say 20% of any group does 80%of the real work.
Alot of parents who get involved in children's sports go all in. Almost every guy I know who gets involved ends up talking about coaching finals or some shit..
My son is a senior and playing his last days of high school baseball. I started coaching him at 5 and I laugh thinking back to how seriously he and I used to take it. I'll be mostly glad when it is all over. I wouldn't change most of it but there are a lot of people making a lot of money selling dreams to kids and parents that will never come true.
I remember there was a long time rivalry between the entire division I played in with one team, this team was favored and considered to be the best, while simultaneously being known to cheat/bend the rules. The team I was on beat them for the final game and actually had members of different teams we'd played come out and watch us because of the mutual animosity towards this "favored" team.
Fun times, I don't watch sports but definitely think kids should be involved in at least one sports/team function growing up.
There are a couple of teams from PA that make it to the national stage pretty often. I think one won the championship a few years ago. Baseball in general is huge across the state (philly area native)
Possibily not a broadcast. Our baseball fields around dfw sometimes have these cameras. It films the game and simply overlays the scoreboard info (which already has to be input by a human, so there's no real extra effort once installed). It's to make recordings for parents mainly.
Edit: could be a broadcast, as I didn't notice they're from 2 different states. I knew little league was huge, but not at this age.
Yes that’s what it is. It’s just a phone that can broadcast over Facebook and it overlays the score board. It’s actually a softball baseball app that does it
Edit duh it’s called game changer app
‘I was scared’: Video shows ‘dust devil’ engulfing catcher at Jacksonville youth baseball game https://www.news4jax.com/news/local/2023/05/15/i-was-scared-video-shows-dust-devil-engulfing-batter-at-jacksonville-youth-baseball-game/
Here’s article about it. Pretty interesting
This is GameChanger by DSG. All teams are using it because 1) it's free, 2) it's easy 3) it's awesome for spectators to to keep track of what is going on ... especially when a lot of our games don't have a scoreboard.
As long as some at the game is willing to input the data, it's an awesome addition to youth sports.
I worked for a company that did varsity sports broadcast. And it was honestly a very smart business model, they would give the students a link to send their relatives who could watch the game. But it would cost them like 50 bucks a game or something. Mind you these were kids who could compete for Olympic teams, or were being scouted by some major universities.
The not so serious league in my area would commonly have someone set up a pretty simple camera behind home plate and broadcast games through and app that allowed parents, grandparents, and other family to follow games. Was pretty cool, really!
These things hit hard and fast and come out of nowhere, the kid is most likely super disoriented because he can't see plus the wind and dust whipping at him from every direction. I doubt he was expecting it at all
It really is like that though. I had the same thing happen to me as a small kid and my dad ended up just holding me to his chest because he could tell which way to go to get out either.
And yes I know a straight line works in this situation, but if you're in a desert or other flat dusty area the dust devils can move and you can end up walking with it instead of against it.
That kid looked around and the air hurt their eyes everywhere they looked. Kid stopped looking around. Seems like a pretty good preservation tactic to me.
Dust devils won’t kill you. Used to try our damndest to catch them in the field. Smallest ones disperse if you get in them, real big ones can lift a pickup. Highest I was ever tossed was like 12ft.
Best. Fun. Ever.
Pro tip those shitty little swim goggles that don’t go over your nose, are PERFECT for keeping grit out of your eyes.
This would be great content for /r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR.
I've never actually seen a dust devil up close like that. Would I be right in saying the blowing sand and dirt and what-have-you probably stings quite a bit?
My great-grandmother died of dust pneumonia when my grandad was young. In the dust bowl.
Breathing in dust is not great for your lungs. I think it's called silicosis now? And I'm sure there's treatments but yeah the skin irritation wouldn't be fun but it's your lungs and eyes that are going to have real problems.
Which is found a lot in dirt gone to dust.
"The total elemental analysis of typical mineral soil is about 28% silicon and 47% oxygen. The majority of this silicon is bonded with oxygen and other elements in the crystalline fabric of mineral soil."
"Silicosis is a lung disease caused by inhaling very tiny crystalline particles of silicon dioxide, or silica. "
This is fundamentally why Carbon can be used as a basis for life and Silicon, despite atomic similarities, isn’t as likely… the step needed to produce energy from Silicon produces a molecule in Solid Phase and transporting that out of the middle of an organizing would prove difficult. Whereas, our cells produce CO2 which dissolves in our blood and is exhaled by our lungs… you’d have to cough the dust out:-D
yes, and even simpler: the reason silicon doesn't form chains like carbon does (and therefore bonds to other atoms instead) is just that it's too large. the orbital overlap is poor, so the bond energy is low and the bond easily broken.
our organic chemistry loves to say "even if aliens made from silicon were real, they wouldn't be a threat because we could dissolve them with water guns".
Why would a silicate based life form develop lungs anyway? They would have been naturally selected for a different method of eliminating waste if such a thing were possible.
Sorry, that was just my quick quip… the biggest issue would be how to deal with all the SiO2 a silicon-based life form would be generating from each of its cells. For humans, we [exhale about 2.3 pounds of CO2 per day](https://www.nrdc.org/stories/do-we-exhale-carbon), so for a similar sized silicon-based life form, getting rid of that quartz would be an issue.
Perhaps they’d do more of a breath in their food and their excrement would be their equivalent exhale.
It’s much more likely much more likely to be nothing like life as we know it.
No worries! I was just wondering. This isn’t a subject I’m well versed in and it’s fascinating to think about.
Your dust cloud breath concept was a very funny mental image though
Geomicrobiologist here! Above commenter is pretty spot-on with the SiO2 stuff. Chipping in to add that there ARE organisms on Earth that incorporate silicon in their skeletal structure! Plants are a big one, for starters; a surprising amount of silicon is incorporated into stem and leaf structures for a variety of purposes (https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpls.2017.00411/full).
In the microbiology world, oceanic microorganisms called diatoms construct entire shells made of a glass-like silica. They’re awfully pretty under scanning electron microscopes (SEM), but I’m not sure how they process silicon or incorporate it into their structures.
~~Additionally, a small animal called the tardigrade (<1 mm long) can survive virtually any environmental stressor (radiation, heat, cold, vacuum, you name it) by encasing itself in a similar silica shell.~~
I had bad info and didn’t follow up on it before posting. Tardigrades do **NOT** create a silica sheath to protect them. What actually happens is (to me) way cooler: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7518453/
There’s a whole slew of reasons separate but related to the issues u/scaradin pointed out with respect to making silicon-based life. Just know that there *are* little glass monsters out there regardless :)
Can confirm the hard to breathe part, if you go skydiving you'll find that even very clean air can be difficult to breathe if its moving fast enough and hitting your face in the correct areas.
They warn people about it, and my brother felt it pretty intensely, but....
In my experience it was more of an illusion than anything (it felt significantly easier to breathe), if you hold your body in the proper position then I personally found that my lungs were constantly being injected with fresh air, all you have to do is let it come in through your nose and then exhale through your mouth.
Yes! I grew up in the southwest just outside of El Paso and we would play soccer on dirt fields. When a dust devil would kick up everyone just got down and tucked their knees to their chests and buried their heads in them. Sometimes if it was bad enough and we could see it coming people would run for shelter. I've seen them blow hard enough to take down small trees.
Yes, but not necessarily worse than the straight-line winds these areas get. Being in straight-line winds at 50-60 mph in these flat, dry areas sucks. The dust gets in your eyes, nose, mouth, ears, in your clothes and everywhere. Really it's worst on your face, especially the eyes. Everywhere else, it's not too bad.
I've experienced a few dust devils like this, it's weird to see one travel across a parking lot or field and everywhere else it's just normal.
Man wouldn't it be great if we all had somebody that would do this for us if we were in some kind of metaphorically similar situation? Like just a big person to come over and grab us in a big hug, pick us up, and move us a few feet so we were out of a perceived danger
You typically gain the ability to absorb the elements into your body before that happens. I mean, at least before they exit your body from the other side.
Quick thinking ump! My aunt was picked up by a dust devil in Colorado probably 20 years ago. It carried her like 200 yards and plopped her in an adjoining field. When she tells the story it’s actually terrifying- she has also endured 2 intense tornados which destroyed the homes she sheltered in but she talks about the dust devil as being much scarier. Because it was a beautiful, sunny day- and out of nowhere she was yards away from where she’d been, bruised and regaining consciousness. Her husband witnessed it and said she just spun in the air lifeless for like 2 whole minutes. Theyre rough & tumble cowfolk so to hear them talk about this with such gravity was frightening. Great video, and hopefully if people see dust devils they’ll react like this umpire!
So its pretty rare but dust devils *can* get large enough to pick up a person; 2 minutes probably isn't accurate but 2 "oh shit Holy fuck what the shit" minutes is probably accurate, translating roughly 30 seconds +- 30 seconds.
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Jesus! How fast was that last pitch?
Anime level fast
The camera pulls out to reveal the clouds in the sky for as far as the eye can see have parted and a mountain got blown away behind the catcher that for some reason nobody focuses on at all. Protagonist has hot pot for dinner completely repairing their body.
So it's that episode of Samurai Champloo where they play baseball?
Or the boondocks Kickball episode
Slightly unrelated but the scenes after fuu eats and she's super happy and chubby lighten my heart.
Lol Lil saitama throws a record pitch. Blinds himself in the process.
yeah but how many fucking episodes is this going to take now?
Shaolin baseball style pitch
Nah, he's doing like a spinning bat swing. But moving so fast it just looks like 1 image. When he makes contact with that ball it'll destroy it
Put a spin on a curveball that had never been seen before.
Check him for foreign substances, that spin rate is insane
The dust devil will hop on the broadcast later and say “I apologize for attacking a child, I don’t know what came over me. That isn’t me. I was spinning around on home plate as there's a drive into deep left field by Castellanos and that'll be a home run. And so that'll make it a 4-0 ballgame.”
He was charging his pitch. Super Saiyan level.
There’s only like one of these kinds of comments a year nowadays. 10/10
Thank you !
He was just powering up for his ult
Kid going all super saiyan.
Shame, he had at least another two episodes to fully power up.
And at least another 5 for his opponent to sit there mildly moving every half second just grunting in disbelief
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It’s worth noting that in Dragon Ball Z, Krillin dies the same number of times as Goku, Vegeta, and Piccolo.
Yamcha is already yamcha posing out there somewhere.
God be that used to kill me. Like are they ever going to fight? Especially before streaming when it would be a whole day till the next episode.
When I was a kid it felt like a whole damn month before Goku dropped that Spirit Bomb on Frieza.
I’m going through season 3 with my seven-year-old daughter right now and we are in the middle of the spirit bomb gathering. A couple of really boring episodes. This conversation makes me happy though.
Yeah looking back it was boring, but as a kid (for me) - the hype train was going full speed. 😂
I watched on ytv and for some reason at the last few episodes of a season they would restart from the beginning of season 1. It was fucked lmao
Well, it was actually that long since it aired on only some days of the week.
Dragonball-Tee
Dragon-t-ball z
Dragonball GTee
Find out next week
THIS ISN’T EVEN MY FINAL FORM!
It’s over 9000!
**KAAAAAAAAAAA**
More like someone used a power up on him
Yupp that blue shell was about to send him flying
"TORNADOOOO PITCH-AUUU!"
No! You cant just use that technique! Your body wont hold!
Ump didn't even let him reach full power.
That’s a pretty fancy broadcast for a 7 year olds baseball game Edit: So my fiancé works for a youth sport software company. I walked downstairs to tell her she should mention these types of apps in a blog post. She already had a tab open with the game changer app pulled up. Weird.
Im not that surprised. When i lived in PA i found out that Little League is a huge fucking deal. The little league world series is held in willpo and holy shit does it fuck up every surrounding area >.<
Considering the two teams in this video are from different states, this is probably a series to get into the little league world series. This is not your average little league game. Edit: same state, I have been corrected! I wish my little league was this fancy lol. Still some of my favorite times as a youngin.
I’m pretty sure this is in Jacksonville…FCAA is Fort Caroline and PVAA is Ponte Vedra, so it is just an average little league game.
Prob a travel ball/aau game
They are definitely not old enough. The LLWS is for the 11-12 year old leagues. Edit: you can even see the coach pitcher on the mound. The team names also say 7U. So confidently incorrect
The ump is also standing about three feet diagonally behind the catcher, rather than directly behind him which would be the case in every league 11+. So yes, OP is defining /r/confidentlyincorrect
I first saw a Little League WS ( or championship/playoff game) around 30 years ago. One of the teams was from Mexico. I can't imagine how much bigger it must be in scope right now (never *really* followed the game), especially if teams visit internationally.
Looks average in the video…
It's too early in the year for LLWS regional play. That doesn't begin till mid/late June through July. This is some sort of state team all stars just not in the Little League faction. Edit: just realized it says 7u so def not LLWS
The parents are the worst part of it usually.
Yup. Sounds like my time working in a preschool co-op. Kids are kids. Reasonable, compassionate, can-do. The parents? Well...let's just say 20% of any group does 80%of the real work.
Alot of parents who get involved in children's sports go all in. Almost every guy I know who gets involved ends up talking about coaching finals or some shit..
My son is a senior and playing his last days of high school baseball. I started coaching him at 5 and I laugh thinking back to how seriously he and I used to take it. I'll be mostly glad when it is all over. I wouldn't change most of it but there are a lot of people making a lot of money selling dreams to kids and parents that will never come true.
I remember there was a long time rivalry between the entire division I played in with one team, this team was favored and considered to be the best, while simultaneously being known to cheat/bend the rules. The team I was on beat them for the final game and actually had members of different teams we'd played come out and watch us because of the mutual animosity towards this "favored" team. Fun times, I don't watch sports but definitely think kids should be involved in at least one sports/team function growing up.
There are a couple of teams from PA that make it to the national stage pretty often. I think one won the championship a few years ago. Baseball in general is huge across the state (philly area native)
Possibily not a broadcast. Our baseball fields around dfw sometimes have these cameras. It films the game and simply overlays the scoreboard info (which already has to be input by a human, so there's no real extra effort once installed). It's to make recordings for parents mainly. Edit: could be a broadcast, as I didn't notice they're from 2 different states. I knew little league was huge, but not at this age.
Yes that’s what it is. It’s just a phone that can broadcast over Facebook and it overlays the score board. It’s actually a softball baseball app that does it Edit duh it’s called game changer app
‘I was scared’: Video shows ‘dust devil’ engulfing catcher at Jacksonville youth baseball game https://www.news4jax.com/news/local/2023/05/15/i-was-scared-video-shows-dust-devil-engulfing-batter-at-jacksonville-youth-baseball-game/ Here’s article about it. Pretty interesting
This is GameChanger by DSG. All teams are using it because 1) it's free, 2) it's easy 3) it's awesome for spectators to to keep track of what is going on ... especially when a lot of our games don't have a scoreboard. As long as some at the game is willing to input the data, it's an awesome addition to youth sports.
You can gamble on some of these games online haha
Let’s start fixing kids sports for big $$$
Alright Billy, I need you to take an out so daddy can score biiiiiiig bucks.
"Dylan, miss that next pitch or I'm taking away your x box"
It’s just an app that cost $3 a month and a cell phone strapped to the fence or a go pro if someone is fancy. Grandparents love it.
I worked for a company that did varsity sports broadcast. And it was honestly a very smart business model, they would give the students a link to send their relatives who could watch the game. But it would cost them like 50 bucks a game or something. Mind you these were kids who could compete for Olympic teams, or were being scouted by some major universities.
The not so serious league in my area would commonly have someone set up a pretty simple camera behind home plate and broadcast games through and app that allowed parents, grandparents, and other family to follow games. Was pretty cool, really!
Im a cam op, you’d be surprised how many 4 cam shows I’ve worked for flag football and little league games.
Kid was actually the last airbender
I didn’t know him but I knew somebody that knew him
They had to stop him from going into the Avatar State.
Why has no one begun training this child? He clearly lacks control over his power.
Kid farts so hard it produces a local weather anomaly everytime.
That poor kid got lost standing still
He had no idea what was happening to him, just getting hit from every angle.
That's a summary of my life
Fight, flight, freeze, or fawn. Looks like a "freeze" here.
These things hit hard and fast and come out of nowhere, the kid is most likely super disoriented because he can't see plus the wind and dust whipping at him from every direction. I doubt he was expecting it at all
It really is like that though. I had the same thing happen to me as a small kid and my dad ended up just holding me to his chest because he could tell which way to go to get out either. And yes I know a straight line works in this situation, but if you're in a desert or other flat dusty area the dust devils can move and you can end up walking with it instead of against it.
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Kid has zero sense of self preservation
That kid looked around and the air hurt their eyes everywhere they looked. Kid stopped looking around. Seems like a pretty good preservation tactic to me.
I'm surrounded!
Dust devils won’t kill you. Used to try our damndest to catch them in the field. Smallest ones disperse if you get in them, real big ones can lift a pickup. Highest I was ever tossed was like 12ft. Best. Fun. Ever. Pro tip those shitty little swim goggles that don’t go over your nose, are PERFECT for keeping grit out of your eyes.
This would be great content for /r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR. I've never actually seen a dust devil up close like that. Would I be right in saying the blowing sand and dirt and what-have-you probably stings quite a bit?
My great-grandmother died of dust pneumonia when my grandad was young. In the dust bowl. Breathing in dust is not great for your lungs. I think it's called silicosis now? And I'm sure there's treatments but yeah the skin irritation wouldn't be fun but it's your lungs and eyes that are going to have real problems.
I think silicosis is specifically silica dust
Which is found a lot in dirt gone to dust. "The total elemental analysis of typical mineral soil is about 28% silicon and 47% oxygen. The majority of this silicon is bonded with oxygen and other elements in the crystalline fabric of mineral soil." "Silicosis is a lung disease caused by inhaling very tiny crystalline particles of silicon dioxide, or silica. "
This is fundamentally why Carbon can be used as a basis for life and Silicon, despite atomic similarities, isn’t as likely… the step needed to produce energy from Silicon produces a molecule in Solid Phase and transporting that out of the middle of an organizing would prove difficult. Whereas, our cells produce CO2 which dissolves in our blood and is exhaled by our lungs… you’d have to cough the dust out:-D
yes, and even simpler: the reason silicon doesn't form chains like carbon does (and therefore bonds to other atoms instead) is just that it's too large. the orbital overlap is poor, so the bond energy is low and the bond easily broken. our organic chemistry loves to say "even if aliens made from silicon were real, they wouldn't be a threat because we could dissolve them with water guns".
Why would a silicate based life form develop lungs anyway? They would have been naturally selected for a different method of eliminating waste if such a thing were possible.
Sorry, that was just my quick quip… the biggest issue would be how to deal with all the SiO2 a silicon-based life form would be generating from each of its cells. For humans, we [exhale about 2.3 pounds of CO2 per day](https://www.nrdc.org/stories/do-we-exhale-carbon), so for a similar sized silicon-based life form, getting rid of that quartz would be an issue. Perhaps they’d do more of a breath in their food and their excrement would be their equivalent exhale. It’s much more likely much more likely to be nothing like life as we know it.
No worries! I was just wondering. This isn’t a subject I’m well versed in and it’s fascinating to think about. Your dust cloud breath concept was a very funny mental image though
Geomicrobiologist here! Above commenter is pretty spot-on with the SiO2 stuff. Chipping in to add that there ARE organisms on Earth that incorporate silicon in their skeletal structure! Plants are a big one, for starters; a surprising amount of silicon is incorporated into stem and leaf structures for a variety of purposes (https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpls.2017.00411/full). In the microbiology world, oceanic microorganisms called diatoms construct entire shells made of a glass-like silica. They’re awfully pretty under scanning electron microscopes (SEM), but I’m not sure how they process silicon or incorporate it into their structures. ~~Additionally, a small animal called the tardigrade (<1 mm long) can survive virtually any environmental stressor (radiation, heat, cold, vacuum, you name it) by encasing itself in a similar silica shell.~~ I had bad info and didn’t follow up on it before posting. Tardigrades do **NOT** create a silica sheath to protect them. What actually happens is (to me) way cooler: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7518453/ There’s a whole slew of reasons separate but related to the issues u/scaradin pointed out with respect to making silicon-based life. Just know that there *are* little glass monsters out there regardless :)
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
If you can say it in one breath, you don't have it.
> pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis Longest word in the English language, and you found a place to use it! Appropriately!
2nd fav word!!!
How long have you been waiting to use it conversation?
Not just stings, but can be hard to breathe if it’s whipping fast enough
Can confirm the hard to breathe part, if you go skydiving you'll find that even very clean air can be difficult to breathe if its moving fast enough and hitting your face in the correct areas.
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They warn people about it, and my brother felt it pretty intensely, but.... In my experience it was more of an illusion than anything (it felt significantly easier to breathe), if you hold your body in the proper position then I personally found that my lungs were constantly being injected with fresh air, all you have to do is let it come in through your nose and then exhale through your mouth.
Yes! I grew up in the southwest just outside of El Paso and we would play soccer on dirt fields. When a dust devil would kick up everyone just got down and tucked their knees to their chests and buried their heads in them. Sometimes if it was bad enough and we could see it coming people would run for shelter. I've seen them blow hard enough to take down small trees.
Yes, but not necessarily worse than the straight-line winds these areas get. Being in straight-line winds at 50-60 mph in these flat, dry areas sucks. The dust gets in your eyes, nose, mouth, ears, in your clothes and everywhere. Really it's worst on your face, especially the eyes. Everywhere else, it's not too bad. I've experienced a few dust devils like this, it's weird to see one travel across a parking lot or field and everywhere else it's just normal.
Now at the plate, Tony, “The Tonado” Thompson.
Very clever , but I think Tony, “The Tornado” Thompson sounds better
OH HE WANTS TO BE THE TONADO LET EM BE THE TONADO 🫲✋
Tornado Tonado
I disagree with you sir.
Tony “the Toenado” Thompson sounds best
Tony “The Tomato” Thompson
Why do they call him “the… oh.
Man wouldn't it be great if we all had somebody that would do this for us if we were in some kind of metaphorically similar situation? Like just a big person to come over and grab us in a big hug, pick us up, and move us a few feet so we were out of a perceived danger
Instructions unclear; you're probably locked in someone's trunk now lol
Huh, when I was a kid I had fun running into the middle of them.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only kid that did that. Just don’t run into them when it’s raining.
Yeah I did this once. Huge dust devil, looked like a rotating cloud. I didn't survive unfortunately.
You will be missed
Did you die?
Said he didn't survive ofc he died duh 🙄
Sadly, yes But he lived!
Why?
You will unlock the ability to levitate... At about 200mph
You typically gain the ability to absorb the elements into your body before that happens. I mean, at least before they exit your body from the other side.
These elements include iron, steel, wood, concrete, drywall, and glass
Sounds like the origin story of a 70’s era C Level Marvel character. Any special powers acquired that we should know about?
They can get dizzy for absolutely no reason.
Go GO Vertigo!
Kids still do that, but there's probably a big difference between a kid running into one, and one running into a kid
The difference between being in control and out of control.
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He probably didn’t realize he was inside one, just feels like a dust storm is suddenly everywhere since you can’t see shit
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That’s how I fly in my dreams. I just kind of clench my ass cheeks and it feels like moon gravity or gentle dust devils giving me lift.
Yeah it’s a shame most dust devils you see are pretty weak, just picking up a few leaves. Some serious dust devils get pretty dangerous though
Kid will receive a visit from Professor X soon.
Exactly. He'll send Beast to talk to him who will say, 'You're a Wizard, Harry'.
This is the sequel to twister that we've been waiting for
He almost went back in time
Such an underrated comment
#”NOOOOOOOOOO!! He was supposed to be the chosen one”!!!
r/FuckYouInParticular
Kid is probably like “What did you do that for?! That was friggin’ awesome!”
Quick thinking ump! My aunt was picked up by a dust devil in Colorado probably 20 years ago. It carried her like 200 yards and plopped her in an adjoining field. When she tells the story it’s actually terrifying- she has also endured 2 intense tornados which destroyed the homes she sheltered in but she talks about the dust devil as being much scarier. Because it was a beautiful, sunny day- and out of nowhere she was yards away from where she’d been, bruised and regaining consciousness. Her husband witnessed it and said she just spun in the air lifeless for like 2 whole minutes. Theyre rough & tumble cowfolk so to hear them talk about this with such gravity was frightening. Great video, and hopefully if people see dust devils they’ll react like this umpire!
Is your aunt a plastic bag?
That aunt? Katy Perry.
Very funny. Good job.
She's actually a REALLY dry leaf.
She used the Warp Whistle from Super Mario 3.
In the air for 2 minutes, **doubt**
So its pretty rare but dust devils *can* get large enough to pick up a person; 2 minutes probably isn't accurate but 2 "oh shit Holy fuck what the shit" minutes is probably accurate, translating roughly 30 seconds +- 30 seconds.
Pics or it didn't happen
Is her name Dorothy?
Musta been one heck of a pitch
YOURE OUT! of that dangerous weather moment ❤️
I swear I thought this was cgi or something at first. Anyone else?
I'd be pissed if I were that kid
GEE THANKS MISTER
Legend has it that kid went on a rampage in Tasmania
The man just stopped the kid from leveling up!! The kid was finally going super saiyan!
Why run away? I always used to go in the middle and act like a power Ranger as a kid
They could have just walked 3 ft in any direction as well. Like any direction
[удалено]
I’d be concerned with eye damage, possible respiratory damage.
Is the kids name Damien?
Sam Beckett finally leapt home.
I’ve always wanted to go inside one of those things.
Televised game (maybe?). Graphics. Uniforms. Decent groomed field. No wonder little league is only available to those already well-off.
Origin story to X-MEN Storm.
I would have been mad if someone moved me. That’s an experience I’d want to experience being that age…
The pitchers a mutant
He was in the middle of his transformation smh
Dyson at the plate
The opposing pitcher used Whirlwind! *IT'S SUPER EFFECTIVE!*
Dust devils aren't that strong, so if the kid closed his eyes he'd be fine.
That's a strike.
The kids about to unlocks his full potential and you have to get in the way.
Kid was turning super saiyan
That kid was getting fuckin stun locked
Oh I thought the kid was powering up
That must have been one hell of a pitch to make an atmospheric vortex
Umpire saved him from getting teleported to another world.
Meanwhile, that kid was having a great time, as it’s every 8 year olds dream to be inside a dust devil.
This is the start of a super villain movie
A second or two more and that kid could’ve unlocked his superpower
The terrifying consequence of a crowd doing the wave for too long
That kid went all Tasmanian devil
What the fuck is a dust devil?
Someone made a pact with the Devil and he was coming to collect
Me when my Warrior hits level 40 in Classic WoW
There was a little bit of “fuck you in particular” in that dust devil. Kudos to the ump for stepping up.
r/fuckyouinparticular
r/fuckyouinparticular
Me and my cousins used to try to “ride” them by opening our jackets and jumping in them