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The Finnish Solider Who Skied 250 Miles High On Meth Running Away From Russian Soldiers

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What a crazy headline, am I right? James Felton of IRL Science writes about a Finnish solider who took an absurd amount of methamphetamine pills to escape Russian soldiers on skis during WWII. Aimo Koivunen took his troop’s entire supply of Pervitin (methamphetamine), to break trail in the deep snow for the soldiers following behind him. Koivunen ended up traveling 250 miles high on speed, survived running over a land mine, and only ate pine c…
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The Finnish Solider Who Skied 250 Miles High On Meth Running Away From Russian Soldiers

What a crazy headline, am I right? James Felton of IRL Science writes about a Finnish solider who took an absurd amount of methamphetamine pills to escape Russian soldiers on skis during WWII. Aimo Koivunen took his troop’s entire supply of Pervitin (methamphetamine), to break trail in the deep snow for the soldiers following behind him. Koivunen ended up traveling 250 miles high on speed, survived running over a land mine, and only ate pine c…

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