"(Sex) is common at the Olympics. It's necessary. It's natural," Dr. Joao Olyntho Machado Neto said. "If you are going to be healthy people, why not make sex? ... Brazil is very tolerant with sex as a country. We don't have Victorian minds and we're not religious."

Ivory Coast swimmer Kouassi Brou was one of the youngest competitors in Beijing at 16, but he's grown up now.And ready for some Olympic love."In 2008 I was so young and so shy, so I didn't interact with the women," the 20-year-old Brou said. "But now I'm a big man. So I can try. I will try."And he's clear about his ambitions."If they are beautiful, it's OK," he said.

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I get it but this is a lot more than I would have thought. In other words, so much work hard work goes into getting to the Olympics I would think the majority of the athletes would concentrate on competing.

 

Agree? Disagree?

Also from the article:

 

Solo recalled seeing competitors having sex out in the open in Beijing.

 

"On the grass, between buildings, people are getting down and dirty," the 2008 gold medalist told ESPN The Magazine recently.

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Sounds like I need to amp my triathlon training WAY up for Rio in '16!

As long as they are not eating a Big Mac and drinking a Coke during the sex, I'm pretty sure that's OK.

I heard about this last week. Apparently its just one giant orgy over there.

This is why you want your event to be early in the Olympics.

Now I know what the Olympic rings represent!!

This is why you want your event to be early in the Olympics.

 

I dunno, if you are going for the gold all night I would rather sleep in...

I dunno, if you are going for the gold all night I would rather sleep in...

...I think he means an event that's held in the earlier days.

...I think he means an event that's held in the earlier days.

 

If your event is over in the first couple of days I assume you stay there the whole time so that if your team scores enough points you celebrate at the end?

So is the parade of champions they have at the end of the olympics sponsored by Prego?

If your event is over in the first couple of days I assume you stay there the whole time so that if your team scores enough points you celebrate at the end?

 

Seems like a lot of double entendre going on in this comment. Or am I reading it wrong?!

 

If your event is over in the first couple of days I assume you stay there the whole time so that if your team scores enough points you celebrate at the end?

 

...those are the ones who probably make Wilt blush.

Now I know what the Olympic rings represent!!

 

Well done.