The Mirror: Sexual Olympiad

When you are in good physical shape and excited by the Olympic Games, you need sex, writes today The Mirror (translation on the website of Inopressa ).

Demonstrating a biceps that is firm, like a rock, biceps, takes his drink from the bar and goes back to the teammates in the corner of VIP sections. But the road is blocked by pretty women who demand his attention and fight for him.

Let it be dark in a night club, but a heavy golden disk in his neck, shining in the moonlight, helped them recognize them in an athlete of the Olympic champion - number one in the top list of sports fans.

They fly like magpies fascinated by shiny metal.

“We have our own glasses of points - for each time that you sleep with the athlete, you get a certain number of points,” Jessica jokes, a high blonde 26 years old, she took a two -week vacation at work to get to the Olympics in Athens.

"The alignment is this: half a bell for the participant in the games, and then one, two and three for the bronze, silver and gold medalist. If gold comes across, consider you tore off the jackpot."

The prizes in this competition are simple - an unforgettable (possibly) night with a man at the peak of physical development plus bonus - pride for being pulled into the bed of a national hero.

At the 2004 Olympics, one record was broken before the start of the games: 130 thousand free condoms were distributed to athletes in the Olympic village - almost twice more than four years ago in Sydney.

So is it surprised that the parties that were arranged in the Olympic village are simply saturated with sexual energy, which is akin to drugs.

“After sex with the athlete, you can’t agree to less,” fans say such parties. “They love extremely extreme, they are inherent in the spirit of rivalry, therefore, in bed they are bold and hardy.”

The drunk atmosphere of an exclusive night club is as possible for fruitful international relations. Road runs around the crowd when the Australian AC in swimming Yang Torp hugs his new girl American Amanda Berd, who received a gold medal in swimming, and the former world champion among heavyweight boxers Evander Holifield stands at the bar.

The legendary American sprinter Michael Johnson is chatting with Linford Christie, and Chris Hoy, the British cycling star of 2004, demonstrates his gold medal a delighted representative of the PR department.

The security of the fenced VIP hall is not very rampant, and the free bar is hung with long-legged girls who slipped past the guard to stare at the top class champions.

“It costs nothing to get here,” says Jessica Tammi's friend. “For me, this is a couple of trifles.”

"During the Olympic Games themselves, such a amount of flesh is exposed that the tension is growing. These parties are like an outlet, the people just go crazy."

"Last night, about 10 girls were in the pool. The guys could not believe their happiness when their wet T -shirts stuck to the body."

"Masseurs and service personnel - everyone is pretended to athletes, because it increases attractiveness. If you need an adventure for one night, success is guaranteed."

In addition to parties, there is also an Olympic village, where they also indulge in unscheduled entertainment.

“People like a chain fell off, far from their regular partners, they seem to go crazy,” says a former British athlete. “When you are in good physical shape and excited by the Olympic Games, you need sex, that's all.”

"If a person won, then he is so excited that he wants to do this, and if he lost, he wants to be distracted from his failure."

"One team manager even told us that the best moment to try his luck with the athlete is when she lost, because at such a moment she is easy prey. This is a fact. I saw women who parted with her husbands in Khitrovo, and only four hours later they had violently indulged in passion with other guys."

If the participants in the competition prefer fans, they are easy to find, they spin in the halls of hotels and in bars, hunting for muscles. And often they are extremely illegible.

“Quasimodo, and he would have a great success at the Olympics,” says the athlete. “If he received a medal, he is in perfect order.”

One can only hope that 130 thousand condoms were enough for all two weeks of the Olympics.