Winter Olympians Are Having So Much SEX That They Had To Distribute 110,000 Free Condoms

That total exceeds the 100,000 that were provided at the previous two Winter Olympics in Vancouver and Sochi. Apparently, an increased threat of nuclear war deserves an extra 10,000 condoms.

 

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Pete Blackburn

 

It’s no secret that the best way to fight the winter elements is to create some heat via friction. And since it’s supposed to be bitter cold at the Winter Olympics, it sure looks like Pyeongchang is ready to embrace that idea.  According to the South China Morning Post, the 2018 Games in South Korea will provide the largest number of condoms to athletes in Winter Olympics history. A whopping 110,000 condoms will be available to 2,925 participants at the Games — coming out to 37 condoms per athlete.

That total exceeds the 100,000 that were provided at the previous two Winter Olympics in Vancouver and Sochi. Apparently, an increased threat of nuclear war deserves an extra 10,000 condoms.

Organizers have reportedly made the condoms readily available throughout the Olympic facilities in Pyeongchang. A significant portion of those condoms were donated by a manufacturer to ensure that the athletes were practicing safe sex and could avoid bringing home any sexual souvenirs during their stay in South Korea.

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The Olympics will run for a total of 16 days, meaning the athletes will have to get EXTREMELY busy to go through the entire lot of condoms provided. Then again, the Olympic Village is notorious for partying and sexual proclivity in between medal competitions. It’s really not all that surprising considering the athlete village is basically a long-awaited overnight camp for young, in-shape athletes with energy to burn, pressure to relieve and almost no supervision. What else would you expect?

And, for the record, the 2018 Winter Olympics’ record-breaking condom haul doesn’t come close to matching the record for the Summer Olympics, which typically involves a greater number of athletes. The 2016 Games in Rio provided athletes with a grand total of 450,000 condoms. No word on how many of those rubbers were placed over Ryan Lochte’s hands as he pretended to be Aquaman.