• CoffeeJunkie@lemmy.cafe
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    Like…I get it…but at the same time, they’re young, taut, and hot. Just let these beautifully sculpted human beings have sex with each other? Let them enjoy this one life that we have? Give them some birth control & leave them be. What fucking jealous, irrational prudes. 🙄

    I hope they have all kinds of crazy sex, just because they can.

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      Fortunately, they’re not actually small for that purpose. They’re just small beds made of recycled material.

      The Olympic committee isn’t that naive. They’re distributing literally hundreds of thousands of condoms and related safe sex accessories.

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        The Olympic committee isn’t that naive. They’re distributing literally hundreds of thousands of condoms and related safe sex accessories.

        It’s up to the host country how to handle the horniness of the Olympic village, not the committee. Some countries in the past have taken measures to discourage it.

        FWIW, the Olympic village has been an STD hotbed in the past. But distributing protection is way more likely to help with that than trying to keep the athletes off of each other.

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          Fair enough, I conflated the Olympic committee with the Olympic organizers. :)

          In any case, someone is realistic about these things because they’re taking some steps to try to keep things clean while they get dirty.

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      I wish I was hot enough to be fucked by an Olympic athlete. I’d probably die just trying to think about keeping up with their endurance, but what a way to go out!

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        Look, I’m a kinda fat 30 something dude, and I just do kegels and edge and I can fuck for like 45 minutes solid. Athletes waste all their time exercising non-erogenous parts of their body. If gooning was an Olympic sport, I’d take the gold.

        Tl;Dr: Don’t have sex with an Olympian, have sex with me.

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      i feel its just bitter ugly old people in charge of this stuff

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          Man, if they could get sign off to use the Olympics logo, it would more than make up for donating almost any number of condoms just in advertising options.

          Side by side shots of different pairs of pole vaulters flopping onto their landing mats. Scenes of different sports, starting with slow ones and cuts to different ones. Slowly, it starts to jump to faster sports, where the athletes are making more vocalizations, by the end it’s just a focus on curlers furiously brooming while they all do their excited yells of joy and then a moment of silence while we zoom in on some shotput throwers faces just as they’re throwing, and then cut to a rapid series of divers splashing into the water, audio overlay of a soccer commentator screaming “goal”, and then a pan across the cheering crowd. “Trojex: for when the world comes together”, with five overlapping condoms in the background, fading to the Olympic logo.

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            “I just came. Bring the spare pants into my office, Christina!”

            -some marketing executive somewhere (probably)

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      Thanks! I was trying to work out how the hell it was supposed to work. Because it sure wouldn’t stop me.

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    unmatched even years later… what a wonderful format. i love reading things backwards.

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      It’s the stupidest thing, and i cant wait for people to stop using that shitty website

  • AnUnusualRelic@lemmy.world
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    It’s the same stupid propaganda that comes out every Olympics. It never happened. There’s just no reason for a king size bed for everyone.

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    Im sure the world’s most athletic and flexible young adults will be unable to ’ do the deed ’ on this m - hey stop that!

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    Can anybody explain what the thinking behind censoring the word “sex” is? I mean, who is it being censored for and what is the fear would happen if those people saw the uncensored word?

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      YouTube’s and TikTok’s algorithms that determine monetization and visibility. People then censor these words on other platforms out of habit, I guess.

      In spoken language, substitutions (porn corn, kill unalive etc.) are more popular than bleeps.

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          That negative or morally questionable topics are advertiser-unfriendly. Of course, advertisers don’t need to run positive or moral ads, though.

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            I know you don’t think that, but imagine thinking sex was negative or morally questionable. It all comes down to money, of course. “Can’t have my brand associated with sex because some people hate sex and they might not give me their money! Better pretend like we can deny sex exists altogether.” And then the same advertisers advertise beer using boobs.

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              imagine thinking sex was negative or morally questionable

              I think lots of Christian denominations find it a necessary evil. I did too before I became an atheist. Still, I think the platforms are so afraid of showing age-inappropriate content to someone they’d rather stash it away to somewhere nobody finds it unless explicitly searching for it.

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            Of course, advertisers don’t need to run positive or moral ads, though.

            Of course not, they’re the customers so they’re always right. And the “product” is tightly regulated.

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    Asserting that people can’t have sex in a twin bed is to believe that college students are entirely celibate.

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      This is a special bed that’s designed to break under the weight of more than one occupant.

      Try not to think too hard about the differences in weight between the different Olympic athletes who are going to be sleeping in them. Or the implications of telling people they can’t have sex because you personally would find it disgusting.

      EDIT: scratch that, they’re not anti sex beds: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/anti-sex-bed-2024-olympics/

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        I also would never think of simply putting the mattress on the floor to save breaking the frame. That would most certainly be against the rules.

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        This is a special bed that’s designed to break under the weight of more than one occupant.

        That just sounds like a recipe for it to crumple if multiple people sit on it, or someone jumps into it, rather than gracefully climbing in.

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    Yeah, something tells me horny 20 somethings in prime physical condition are gonna find ways to fuck.

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      Some athletes prefer a break from intamacy around a big event, I don’t know if it’s a scientificly backed idea, but some think it improves performance and focus.

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      So your partner can rest safely from having to tell you they have a headache tonight.

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          To give your partner something to clean up afterward?

          Just kidding. That’s borderline misogynistic. It’s so you can easily roll over and fall asleep after the intense 30-second marathon you just “ran”.

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    Is that true though, the anti-sex beds? If so why aren’t people outraged at the indignity of it?

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      According to an article I found they are just beds made from card board to be more environmentally friendly, cause after the event they won’t be needed anymore.