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ASU2003 · 08-13-2008, 11:40 PM

I never thought they were getting it on that much at the Olympic village. But I guess they ran out in Sydney and wen through a bunch in Athens. I figured that they were there to compete in their event, but I guess there is a lot of downtime in-between.

Since each athlete gets 9 condoms, who would you want to get with? The age of consent is 14 in China, so that shouldn't be an issue. For me, it would have to be Kerri Walsh, Leryn Franco, or Nastia Liukin. The mystery of the hot Paraguayan -- solved! - Fourth-Place Medal - Olympics - Yahoo! Sports
Wait a second, there are lots of hot, attractive, and sexy people from around the world in one place for two weeks. I should become an Olympian for 2012.

spindles · 08-14-2008, 01:05 AM

I don't think you make the olympics based on your willingness to use your wang, so you might need to figure out in which event you are going to become world class. That's a lot of training just to get you end away...

ColonelSpecial · 08-14-2008, 10:03 PM

Some news article had a piece about this during Athens. It quoted some athletes saying that many of the athletes came and once they had been eliminated pretty early on in the competition, sex was free reign. You figure you have a group of 11,000 athletes and at least that many support staff all looking very virile and in close proximity, sex is bound to happen.

Michael Phelps probably isn't using his 9 condoms but the other athletes could take up the slack.

spindles · 08-14-2008, 10:15 PM

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Michael Phelps probably isn't using his 9 condoms but the other athletes could take up the slack.

Actually, the swimming is over pretty early on, so he certainly has the available time, after competing.

telekinetic · 08-14-2008, 10:20 PM

With the kind of stamina, strength, energy, and physical size Phelps has, I hope he's hitting on the water polo chicks and not the gymnasts!

dlish · 08-15-2008, 03:28 AM

in the pool i'd bet phelpsy would be chasing either the divers or the synchronised swimmers...

outside of swimming i have eyes for only one particular american pole vaulter..

Daval · 08-15-2008, 04:40 AM

The international sex is probably one of the best parts of being at the Olympics as an athelete

Halx · 08-15-2008, 06:10 AM

The best part about it is that the Olympics aren't some sausage fest, the ratio of men to women is actually quite even. More than enough of them are in top physical condition (save for the shooters?) and that makes for some sexy action. Save me Kim Glass from the USA volleyball team!

Ilow · 08-15-2008, 06:43 AM

with the amazing athletic genes running around, it's almost a shame about using the condoms (with the exception of the stis, etc). Can you imagine the athletes that some of them would produce? In other news, there has to be an amazing amount of humping going on, so many young, virile, and in some cases hot people running around, with the vast majority being within 10 or 15 years of each other. Most of the gymnasts don't do it for me, with the exception of alecia sacrimone. The pole vaulter is awesome, as are many of the other sports girls. By the way, does anyone think that all the years of training and focus have affected some of the athletes in a way that will make them more socially awkward? And how will this affect the condom usage?

MSD · 08-15-2008, 10:17 AM

Let the games begin - Scotsman.com News

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She was beautiful and blonde and wearing a blue US Olympic team tracksuit.
Fellow Olympians who may have caught sight of the activity from nearby towers would not have been terribly surprised. Wild behaviour is nothing new to the Games, where extraordinary performance has never been limited to the fields of play. Part marketing blitz, part political stagecraft and part ritualised battle, the Olympics are also, at their core, a spectacular physical display: 10,000 examples of the perfect human form, in motion. It’s the reason the original Olympians in ancient Greece competed nude.

The secret of the modern Olympics is that the athlete village, with its tightly packed collection of firm young bodies, 24-hour sports television and all-you-can eat international cuisine, has become the most exclusive VIP club in the world. It’s "a two-week-long private party for thousands of hard-bodies," says Nelson Diebel, an American swimmer who won gold twice in Barcelona. Like a mirage, the village appears in the middle of an exuberant host city for two weeks every two years. Open only to competitors, coaches and trainers, it’s a wonderland of hormones, glycogen and dance mixes.

The free dining hall is open 24/7. Vending machines dispense free soft drinks. Pool halls, cinemas, bowling alleys and discos stay open - and jumping - throughout the night. "It’s like adult Disney World for two weeks," says Christo Doyle, a television executive who was the assistant venue logistics manager for Atlanta’s village in 1996. "In Atlanta there were private concerts with big music stars, a free video arcade and all these ripped athletes riding around on free mountain bikes that BMW had given them."

The latest attraction is free internet service, which Marco Buechel, an alpine ski racer who competes for Liechtenstein, put to good use in Salt Lake City. "You can contact any athlete, even if you don’t know them at all," says Buechel. "They give you a list when you get there. Everybody uses it. I saw this beautiful ski racer, from Greece of all places. She had the most beautiful eyes I had ever seen. I saw her at the village and sent her an e-mail, in English. Her reply was very short: ‘Not good English. Want meet you.’"

According to Buechel, he and the Greek beauty made arrangements to meet soon after. "We tried to talk, which wasn’t very successful," says Buechel, "and then we started to drink, which was much more successful." And? "It was very beautiful," he says. "A beautiful international incident."

An invisible two-caste system of Olympic athletes feeds the randy village dynamic. "The reason there is so much distraction in the village is because there are two kinds of athletes there," says Maurice Greene, the American sprinter who took two golds in Sydney. "You have Olympians and Olympic tourists. The Olympians are there to win. But, let’s face it, there are other athletes who know they have no chance; they’re just there for the experience."

The athletic tourists - from more than 200 countries - are in the vast majority. "Athletes who are knocked out early have basically a two-week, all-expenses-paid vacation with nothing to do," says American shot-putter John Godina, a silver medallist in Atlanta. "And that’s when things happen."

The further into the fortnight you get, the fewer people you have living under coach-policed curfews, forced to abstain from the bacchanalia. And once they’re done, watch out: thousands of young people with boundless energy and great legs are suddenly let loose.

Once freed, many athletes simply cannot control themselves. They are slaves to an irresistible physiological force called "tapering" that works like this: many competitors in endurance sports consume as many as 9,000 calories a day at the height of their training cycles. But they swim or run or pedal seven hours a day to burn these off. In order to peak for the Games, however, they reduce their training time to mere minutes in the days preceding their events while keeping the calorie count virtually constant. Thus an athlete is spring-loaded for his or her moment in the sun: lots of rest, lots of energy - boom. The results, particularly within a large, like-minded population, can be electric. "When you have 10,000 people walking around who are amped up on their own glycogen you can almost see the sparks flying off their skin," says BJ Bedford, the American backstroke gold-medallist at Sydney.

At the Albertville winter Olympics, condom machines in the athletes’ village had to be refilled every two hours. And in Sydney the organisers’ original order of 70,000 condoms went so fast that they had to order 20,000 more. Even with the replenishment, the supply was exhausted three days before the end of the competition schedule. (For the record, athletes who were in Sydney report that the Cuban delegation was the first to use up its allocation.) Salt Lake City in 2002 went even bigger: 250,000 condoms were handed out, despite the objections of the city’s Mormon leadership.

"There’s a lot of sex going on. You get a lot of people who are in shape, and, you know, testosterone’s up and everybody’s attracted to everybody," says Breaux Greer, a shaggy-blond Californian who competed in the javelin at the Sydney Games.

"It’s not an orgy," says one alpine skiing champion, Carrie Sheinberg, "but it is socially vigorous."

Olympic village shenanigans aren’t limited to sex. Misbehaviour of almost every possible type is inspired by the confluence of great athletes, huge egos and almost limitless endurance, to say nothing of alcohol, which nearly all athletes say was prodigiously consumed after their events had ended. (Alcohol is officially frowned on in the village, but it is not hard to find it smuggled onto the premises.)

Randy Jones, a silver-medal-winning American bobsledder, remembers with disgust an American ice-hockey team trashing their hotel after they failed to win.

Christo Doyle of Atlanta recalls "delivering boxing equipment that had come in late for Moldova, and it was 105 degrees outside. They were so appreciative that they insisted we come in and do vodka shots with them. It was horrific."

The Moldovans, though, do not get the gold medal for the most boozed-up partners in Olympic Town. That award - based on an informal athlete poll - is split between the Canadians and the Australians. "The Aussies truly know how to party," says Dick Roth, an American who set a world swimming record in Tokyo in 1964. "The main reason I hung out with them is that their coach didn’t mind them drinking beer. It was fun - lots of drinking. They were more relaxed than everybody else."

Rennae Stubbs, an Australian Olympic tennis player who competed in Atlanta and Sydney, does not dispute the characterisation. "We’re a free-loving, fun-loving group of people," she says. "We’re not as worried as some countries about repercussions."

In winter the Canadians win gold, not only for exuberance but also because they have a national beer company, Molson, that routinely delivers liquid supplies.

Edith Thys, an American skier at Calgary and Albertville, agrees that the partying gold should probably go to the Canadians, but she awards the licentiousness medal to the French. "They are by far the most promiscuous," says Thys, "but only with each other. I’m not sure if that’s because they wouldn’t sleep with anybody else, or because nobody else would sleep with them."

One other group that deserves some mention in a discussion of Olympic Village mischief is "the locals" who live just outside, says Godina. The shot-putter, who laughingly describes himself as "six-foot-four and 290 pounds", says local women can be especially impressed by large men in tracksuits. Two of his teammates at the Sydney Games used a tried-and-true method on them: "Start in a bar and impress them by getting them into a party thrown by one of the sponsors," says Godina, referring to the many lavish celebrations paid for by advertisers. Apparently it worked. "They woke up across the harbour, 12 miles away from the village, next to these ladies," he says.

Greer, the javelin thrower, capitalised on the good will of sponsors in a very different way. "I went to a party thrown by Sports Illustrated magazine with my roommate, Jud Logan [an American hammer thrower]. We got pretty shit-faced and ended up wrestling in the street. Jud picks me up and just body-slams me - damn near knocks me out. Anyway, the next thing I know we’re in some girl’s hotel room. She worked for Speedo."

Greer left the next morning with more than just memories. He got a lovely parting gift - his own Speedo Fastskin, the much talked-about full-body swimsuit that first appeared in Sydney. "Yep," he recalls, "I got me one of those out of the deal."

The arrival of money and athletes, and the sponsors and businessmen who swarm around them, also supports a very old industry - which is why a union called the Movement of Greek Prostitutes is protesting against Athens’ new "unrealistic" zoning laws restricting legal brothels from operating within 200m of various public buildings.

"If the laws don’t change," says the group’s head, Dimitra Kanelopoulou, "prostitutes are going to flood the streets, topless and in heels. What a great image for the Olympics."

Not that laws - or fences - have ever curbed the profession. In Sydney, three prostitutes were found in the Olympic village itself, the Miami Herald reported, after being signed in as guests by "an employee of a major American television network".

"Every athlete who goes to the Games is intimately familiar with what a life of training and genetic culling does to people in his sport," says Terry Kent, an American Olympic kayaker who competed in LA, Seoul and Barcelona. "Everybody has been trying to achieve a freak-of-nature status just a little bit more extreme than the next guy. But when you’re thrown into the village you are suddenly confronted with a cornucopia of ultra-honed bodies twisted by the demands of sport."

Kent remembers sitting in the village, watching athletes walk through the door and playing a game of Guess What They Do. "The bikers have skinny little upper bodies, farmer tans and massive, clean-shaven thighs. Invert them and you get the kayakers, who have skinny little legs and massive backs and shoulders. The seven-foot-tall giant who ducks under the doorway entering the cafeteria is probably from basketball. The seven-foot giant who smacks his head on the door frame is definitely a rower; they don’t have that hand-eye co-ordination thing. The kids running at the rowers’ ankles with the high-pitched voices are gymnasts. It just goes on and on. Being at the village is like taking your place in a wild anatomical parade seen nowhere else on the planet."

An informal poll of summer Olympians puts swimmers and gymnasts at the top of the best-proportioned-body list. Cathy Rigby, a gymnast who took part in the Games of Mexico City and Munich, once told a reporter that gymnasts’ bodies are so aesthetically pleasing they should be forced to perform naked.

"It’s really a question of ‘which flavour do you like?’," says swimmer Diebel. "If you like six-packs, see the gymnasts. Like butts? Go to track and field. The only thing you’re deprived of is fat. If you’re the rare athlete who likes sedentary bodies, you’re shit out of luck."

There was, of course, a dark period for Olympic bodies, says gold-medal-winning swimmer Dick Roth: the Cold War, when Eastern European athletes - in particular, women - were fed bizarre chemical concoctions that resulted in bloated medal counts and grotesquely inflated bodies. "The worst body I ever saw at the Olympic village [in Tokyo] was a Russian basketballer," says Roth. "She was seven foot tall and just looked terrible. Huge. Out of proportion. Masculine. And I also remember this gorgeous, blonde, blue-eyed German swimmer walking towards me - I even took a picture of her. I turned around after she’d passed by, and saw she had a massive back. It was as if I were looking at a guy from the back. ‘What are they doing to those people?’ I thought."

But can it be good for athletes to be distracted by sex? And can any of them resist? Veteran athletes, not surprisingly, are best at abstaining. They’ve seen temptation before and know what giving in to it can do to even the most focused Olympian.

"One of my rules is, ‘Don’t fish from the company dock’," says American backstroker Bedford. "The world is too small, even if you hook up with a swimmer from a different country. It’s just not worth it. It’s too much to handle."

Diebel agrees: "You definitely notice all the beautiful bodies around you, but you file it away for later, after the competition is over. Nobody who spends that much time working towards a goal says: ‘I’m going to go chase that girl and ruin my chances in the race the next day.’"

The idea that sex can hinder performance is hardly a new one. Researchers have long suggested that abstaining before competition enhances performance. Prior to the Barcelona Games, however, doctors at a Jerusalem sex clinic advised women on the Israeli team to have sex before their events. "Women compete better after orgasm, especially high-jumpers and runners," one of the doctors claimed. The German team physician endorses sex for male and female athletes, saying: "Sex does not cause any loss of strength."

He may be right. This year, a Russian psychologist told a German newspaper that neither gender should abstain. "It’s simple," she said. "More sex means more gold."

Dick Roth remembers Tokyo in the 1960s, a time before sex studies and internet hook-ups - and yet still very much alive. "It was a lot more innocent back then," he says, "but not only did I see it, I participated in it. You’ve been working so hard, and everybody is so in the absolute prime of life, and everyone looks so good. This was before the sexual revolution, and it was discreet. But it was happening."

Then he pauses for a moment. "I know I have to be careful when I talk to a journalist, but I can say this: It wasn’t the f**k-fest it is now."

I guess he forgot about the first sentence by the time he was done.

Halx · 08-15-2008, 12:07 PM

That article is great!

Ilow · 08-15-2008, 02:37 PM

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That article is great!

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also: http://www.tfproject.org/tfp/titty-b...ians-pics.html here is where I think i'd like to start using my allotment!

CinnamonGirl · 08-15-2008, 03:42 PM

Thirded...definitely a great read.

I hadn't really thought about it before...but it totally makes sense. Once the pressure's off, everyone wants to have fun. I know I'd be doing the same thing.

Oh, and to answer ASU...I'd probably go for Lochte

BogeyDope · 08-15-2008, 03:51 PM

Shawn Johnson is so beautiful *drools

sound chaser · 08-15-2008, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by ASU2003

I never thought they were getting it on that much at the Olympic village. But I guess they ran out in Sydney and wen through a bunch in Athens. I figured that they were there to compete in their event, but I guess there is a lot of downtime in-between.

Since each athlete gets 9 condoms, who would you want to get with? The age of consent is 14 in China, so that shouldn't be an issue. For me, it would have to be Kerri Walsh, Leryn Franco, or Nastia Liukin. The mystery of the hot Paraguayan -- solved! - Fourth-Place Medal - Olympics - Yahoo! Sports
Wait a second, there are lots of hot, attractive, and sexy people from around the world in one place for two weeks. I should become an Olympian for 2012.

I'd have thought training would make them too tired for some sexy time. i've heard that too many ejaculations decrease one's testosterone for one. You can't beat Bolt's 100m record or win a record amount of gold medals without it!

speshul-k · 08-19-2008, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by CinnamonGirl

Thirded...definitely a great read.

I hadn't really thought about it before...but it totally makes sense. Once the pressure's off, everyone wants to have fun. I know I'd be doing the same thing.

Oh, and to answer ASU...I'd probably go for Lochte

Agreed!!

Certainly gave me some good reading this morning.

Milnoc · 08-19-2008, 04:44 AM

Loved the article. And it all makes perfect sense. When these athletes are home, it must be very difficult if not impossible to find someone who's your physical equal. But at the Olympics, you have hot bods left and right, all individuals who are at the same level of physical shape and emotional understanding as you are! So damn it, here's your opportunity for some REAL action!

To the athletes of the world, I say to them GO FOR IT!!!

digme · 08-19-2008, 03:50 PM

I pick Alicia Sacramone.

Ilow · 08-19-2008, 04:48 PM

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I pick Alicia Sacramone.

yeah, me too. she has amazing eyes, and a great athletic body. Plus, she's you know, 20 and legal...

nomcat · 08-19-2008, 07:03 PM

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Shawn Johnson is so beautiful *drools

if you've got a thing for midgets with an overbite, maybe... i like girls a little taller than 4'9"

digme · 08-21-2008, 01:45 PM

How could you go wrong with this?

Milnoc · 08-22-2008, 03:34 AM

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How could you go wrong with this?

Faced with that kind of flexibility, I wouldn't survive the night!

jewels · 08-22-2008, 04:03 AM

After watching the diving last week, I have this mad crush on He Chong.

coyote · 08-25-2008, 09:13 PM

Jennie Finch and/or Natasha Whately USA Softball

digme · 08-26-2008, 02:03 PM

Also, I wouldn't mind being the shoulder that Lolo Jones cried on.

Lolo Jones

Deltona Couple · 08-27-2008, 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by ASU2003

I never thought they were getting it on that much at the Olympic village. But I guess they ran out in Sydney and wen through a bunch in Athens. I figured that they were there to compete in their event, but I guess there is a lot of downtime in-between.

Since each athlete gets 9 condoms, who would you want to get with? The age of consent is 14 in China, so that shouldn't be an issue. For me, it would have to be Kerri Walsh, Leryn Franco, or Nastia Liukin. The mystery of the hot Paraguayan -- solved! - Fourth-Place Medal - Olympics - Yahoo! Sports
Wait a second, there are lots of hot, attractive, and sexy people from around the world in one place for two weeks. I should become an Olympian for 2012.

The problem here for those interested in the "under 18 group" is that even IF the AOC in China is 14, most countries have an international child protection law, where if you travel out of your home country to engage in sexual relations, you can STILL be charged with violation your home country laws. So going to China to bang Shawn Jonhson will STILL get you arrested....lol. Be safe and smart!

With that said, I would LOVE to get 10 minutes with Alicia Sacramone!!!

08-13-2008, 11:40 PM	#1 (permalink)
ASU2003 immoral minority Location: Back in Ohio	100,000 Condoms for Olympic Athletes I never thought they were getting it on that much at the Olympic village. But I guess they ran out in Sydney and wen through a bunch in Athens. I figured that they were there to compete in their event, but I guess there is a lot of downtime in-between. Since each athlete gets 9 condoms, who would you want to get with? The age of consent is 14 in China, so that shouldn't be an issue. For me, it would have to be Kerri Walsh, Leryn Franco, or Nastia Liukin. The mystery of the hot Paraguayan -- solved! - Fourth-Place Medal - Olympics - Yahoo! Sports Wait a second, there are lots of hot, attractive, and sexy people from around the world in one place for two weeks. I should become an Olympian for 2012.

08-14-2008, 01:05 AM	#2 (permalink)
spindles Mine is an evil laugh Location: Sydney, Australia	I don't think you make the olympics based on your willingness to use your wang, so you might need to figure out in which event you are going to become world class. That's a lot of training just to get you end away... __________________ who hid my keyboard's PANIC button?

08-14-2008, 10:03 PM	#3 (permalink)
ColonelSpecial Insane	Some news article had a piece about this during Athens. It quoted some athletes saying that many of the athletes came and once they had been eliminated pretty early on in the competition, sex was free reign. You figure you have a group of 11,000 athletes and at least that many support staff all looking very virile and in close proximity, sex is bound to happen. Michael Phelps probably isn't using his 9 condoms but the other athletes could take up the slack. __________________ "Mommy, the presidents are squishing me!" "Using the pull out method of contraceptive is like saying I won't use a seat belt, I'll just jump out of the car before it hits that tree." Sara

08-15-2008, 03:28 AM	#6 (permalink)
dlish Currently sour but formerly Dlishs Super Moderator Location: Australia/UAE	in the pool i'd bet phelpsy would be chasing either the divers or the synchronised swimmers... outside of swimming i have eyes for only one particular american pole vaulter.. __________________ An injustice anywhere, is an injustice everywhere I always sign my facebook comments with ()()===========(}. Does that make me gay? - Filthy

08-15-2008, 04:40 AM	#7 (permalink)
Daval Junkie Location: The True North Strong and Free!	The international sex is probably one of the best parts of being at the Olympics as an athelete __________________ "It is impossible to obtain a conviction for sodomy from an English jury. Half of them don't believe that it can physically be done, and the other half are doing it." Winston Churchill

08-14-2008, 10:20 PM	#5 (permalink)
telekinetic zomgomgomgomgomgomg Location: Fauxenix, Azerona	With the kind of stamina, strength, energy, and physical size Phelps has, I hope he's hitting on the water polo chicks and not the gymnasts!

08-15-2008, 06:10 AM	#8 (permalink)
Halx Please touch this. Owner/Admin Location: Manhattan	The best part about it is that the Olympics aren't some sausage fest, the ratio of men to women is actually quite even. More than enough of them are in top physical condition (save for the shooters?) and that makes for some sexy action. Save me Kim Glass from the USA volleyball team! __________________ You have found this post informative. -The Administrator [Don't Feed The Animals]

08-15-2008, 06:43 AM	#9 (permalink)
Ilow Junkie Location: Pats country	with the amazing athletic genes running around, it's almost a shame about using the condoms (with the exception of the stis, etc). Can you imagine the athletes that some of them would produce? In other news, there has to be an amazing amount of humping going on, so many young, virile, and in some cases hot people running around, with the vast majority being within 10 or 15 years of each other. Most of the gymnasts don't do it for me, with the exception of alecia sacrimone. The pole vaulter is awesome, as are many of the other sports girls. By the way, does anyone think that all the years of training and focus have affected some of the athletes in a way that will make them more socially awkward? And how will this affect the condom usage? __________________ "Religion is the one area of our discourse in which it is considered noble to pretend to be certain about things no human being could possibly be certain about" --Sam Harris

08-15-2008, 12:07 PM	#11 (permalink)
Halx Please touch this. Owner/Admin Location: Manhattan	That article is great! __________________ You have found this post informative. -The Administrator [Don't Feed The Animals]

08-15-2008, 03:42 PM	#13 (permalink)
CinnamonGirl She's Actual Size Location: Central Republic of Where-in-the-Hell	Thirded...definitely a great read. I hadn't really thought about it before...but it totally makes sense. Once the pressure's off, everyone wants to have fun. I know I'd be doing the same thing. Oh, and to answer ASU...I'd probably go for Lochte __________________ "...for though she was ordinary, she possessed health, wit, courage, charm, and cheerfulness. But because she was not beautiful, no one ever seemed to notice these other qualities, which is so often the way of the world." "Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?" Last edited by CinnamonGirl; 08-15-2008 at 03:45 PM..

08-15-2008, 03:51 PM	#14 (permalink)
BogeyDope Crazy	Shawn Johnson is so beautiful *drools __________________ Focus. Control. Conviction. Resolve. A true ace lacks none of these attributes. Nothing can deter you from the task at hand except your own fears. This is your sky.

08-19-2008, 04:44 AM	#17 (permalink)
Milnoc Crazy Location: Montreal	Loved the article. And it all makes perfect sense. When these athletes are home, it must be very difficult if not impossible to find someone who's your physical equal. But at the Olympics, you have hot bods left and right, all individuals who are at the same level of physical shape and emotional understanding as you are! So damn it, here's your opportunity for some REAL action! To the athletes of the world, I say to them GO FOR IT!!!

08-19-2008, 03:50 PM	#18 (permalink)
digme Crazy Location: madison, wi	I pick Alicia Sacramone.

08-21-2008, 01:45 PM	#21 (permalink)
digme Crazy Location: madison, wi	How could you go wrong with this?

08-22-2008, 04:03 AM	#23 (permalink)
jewels Eponymous Location: Central Central Florida	After watching the diving last week, I have this mad crush on He Chong. __________________ We are always more anxious to be distinguished for a talent which we do not possess, than to be praised for the fifteen which we do possess. Mark Twain

08-25-2008, 09:13 PM	#24 (permalink)
coyote Tilted	Jennie Finch and/or Natasha Whately USA Softball

08-26-2008, 02:03 PM	#25 (permalink)
digme Crazy Location: madison, wi	Also, I wouldn't mind being the shoulder that Lolo Jones cried on. Lolo Jones