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Well, you people are officially crazy.
I fell through ice once when I was hunting and I had a 40 minute hike back to my truck. Early stage hypothermia set in and I was damn near hallucinating. In Yellowstone park, not far from my home there's the boiling river, where super-heated water spills into a section, and you can swap the cold and hot parts. That I do enjoy.
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Correct.
Well there was this one time in the army when.. oh never mind.I don't think they just like jumping in the water randomly and unprepared
From what I understand what they do in Finland is go from a hot steam room to icy cold water and then repeat. I don't think they just like jumping in the water randomly and unprepared
Yep, same here. But randomly and unprepared most of the time. :teeth:
What, did somebody accidentally drop their towel? :rofl:
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Sounds hot.....and tiring. :yes
[video=youtube;Uv71x6z-6GE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv71x6z-6GE[/video]
I try my best! :hrhr:
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Yeah, about what I imagined.
Now, I think I need to lie down for a bit...:blushing:
Is this from the TV version or the movie? This is actually a wonderful movie, in English "The Dawns Here are Quiet" (1972), about one Sergeant Vaskov who finds himself in command (in name only, as he soon finds out) of a camp of female anti-aircraft gunners.
Didn't take much Googling to find out what movie the clip came from. And it's famous; it was up for an Academy Award and lost only because its competition was The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (and that year The Godfather and Cabaret swept everything else). Sometimes it's good to be an old fart with Google-Fu.
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