“We will look into this and ask that they are not handed out to other athletes because Durex are our supplier,” said the spokeswoman.
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For their part, spokespersons for the companies whose condoms were found in the bucket say they had nothing to do with what clearly looks like a simple prank.
Concerned officials launch inquiry into sighting of 'unofficial' condoms found in Olympic Village
WITH AN UNBELIEVABLE amount of “official” Durex condoms provided to athletes staying at the Olympic Village in London, 150,000 to be exact, you would think there would be no need for a backup supply.
Despite this, however, a bucket of unofficial “Kangaroo condoms” was found by Australian BMX rider Caroline Buchanan (pictured).
This has London 2012 officials in a tizzy because NOTHING that isn’t an “official” product/sponsor can make its way into the Olympics. Not even condoms.
“We will look into this and ask that they are not handed out to other athletes because Durex are our supplier,” said the spokeswoman.
For their part, spokespersons for the companies whose condoms were found in the bucket say they had nothing to do with what clearly looks like a simple prank.
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