Olympics Sex Fest 100,000 condoms ordered.

Well throughout the years we’ve heard the tales of “getttin it on “ at the Olympic games  and London doesn't look as if it will be any different.

US women's soccer star Hope Solo recently talked about serious partying at the Beijing Games, and some newly arrived athletes say they can hardly wait for the fun to begin.

"The Olympics is the height of your career, so you might do some things you don't usually do," British beach volleyball player Shauna Mullin said.

"(Sex) is common at the Olympics. It's necessary. It's natural," Dr Joao Olyntho Macha do 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. Isn’t that fantastic

"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."  Isn’t that fantastic ?

Thousands of free condoms will be available.

Organisers have heard enough about village antics from previous games to know there will be heavy demand by athletes for protection.

One athlete  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 medallist told ESPN The Magazine recently.

  {I wonder what this person has been smokin ?}

Still, her revelations startled some athletes interviewed in the athletes village on Wednesday.

"It's not something I've seen at all . . . maybe I wasn't up on the right nights," Australian canoeist Warwick Draper said.

"It's not something I think you'd expect to see in the village."

Mullin knows how she would react to anything racy: "I'm pretty sure if I see it I'll end up laughing."

Glad to see our taxpayers money is being put to good use.

A ESPN writer revealed some rather scandalous facts, including that 100,000 condoms are ordered for the games. Apparently officials at the 2000 Sydney Games had to put in an order for 20,000 extra condoms after the initial 70,000 ran out. Since then, an order of 100,000 has become the norm.