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One Way Out: Brain Freeze
Jonathan Goodwin and Mike Nelson submerge themselves in barrels of ice water to explore how extreme cold affects their ability to perform simple tasks.
Added: Jan 23, 2009
Views: 19005 Views
Runtime: 01:43
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