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Επικοινωνία με τα πνεύματα – Εσύ το πιστεύεις;
(21) | 06/08/2015 | Translate: Many believe in metaphysical phenomena but also the table Ouija as a means of communication with the spirit world. Όμως το πείραμα που έγινε στην εκπομπή “Brain Games” του National Geographic, reveals how this device works.
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Well if this isn’t the cutest thing ever…
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Where we can see the full broadcast? Irrelevant, αλλά θα θέλαμε να κάνεις και instagram…
Good evening. A Clipboard link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlw4xsDx27U
We will make the arrangements for instagram.