Olympic organizers have ordered 300,000 condoms for athletes this year. Let the games begin!
per day, and 30 per athlete. If our favorite Olympians want to partake in some romantic dalliances, they will be covered!Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.“It is very important that the conviviality here is something big,” Olympic Village director Laurent Michaud told Sky News. “Working with the athletes commission, we wanted to create some places where the athletes would feel very enthusiastic and comfortable.”Is it even an Olympic year if we don’t get these statistics quadrennially?! ?
https://t.co/u9NqfFwMmEWorld's fittest people in one area…of course this will be needed https://t.co/5U6DnBDsiFImagine the TRICKS the gymnasts can do?
The strength the power lifters have? The stamina the runners have? How do you qualify to compete? https://t.co/qBzXbSGoWxThe tradition of ordering condoms for Olympic athletes dates back to the 1988 Seoul Games, as part of an effort to raise awareness for HIV/AIDS.
Over the ensuing years, an increasing number of rubbers were ordered for each Olympics, topping out at the 450,000 condoms distributed at the 2016 Rio Games (42 per athlete).
