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The Ice Man Cometh - Now Get Him An Electric Blanket
January 27, 2008, 10:37.44 am ET
Dutch Stuntman Wim Hof beat his own world record by staying in a vat of ice for 1 hour and 12 minutes on Saturday in front of the Rubin Museum of Art. When it was over his nipples broke off. Just kidding. But he is definitely the coldest man in the city. He says he is able to accomplish the feat through tantric meditation. Here are some pics of the big event.
Photos: Cititour.com
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