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What Really Goes Down in the Olympic Village a.k.a. the "Kobe Just Doesn't Care" Thread
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http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...ant-at-velodrome/story-fn9dirj0-1226445510083
Kobe with Steph Rice yesterday
Kobe with Steph Rice yesterday
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This is getting ridiculous.http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...ant-at-velodrome/story-fn9dirj0-1226445510083
Kobe with Steph Rice yesterday
Kobe is DEFINITELY tagging that. You can't be that much of a friend with her and think we wouldn't notice. He probably thought we'd pass her off as just some average white girl.
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JJ Goon
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Yeah he hitting that, thought that for weeks
She likes dating \ sleeping with sportsmen it seems, she dated Rugby player Quade Cooper for over a year
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Now I know why the Kobe RICE PEs have a green/yellow colorway. 
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HHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGHHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG
Can someone please make her face/head one of those NBA smilies floating around?
my son Kobe
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Kobe doing the demonstration:HHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGHHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNG
Can someone please make her face/head one of those NBA smilies floating around?
my son Kobe
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I'm waiting for the first olympic quality chick to pull out of an event due to a preganancy. 9 months from now, we're gonna see some super athletic babies being born.
that snoo-snoo reference was gold.
that snoo-snoo reference was gold.
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Good try though.Now I know why the Kobe RICE PEs have a green/yellow colorway.
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I said this maybe 3x in this thread already but.....
Kobe is that dude
Kobe is that dude
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Good try though.
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Kobe got that girl hooked. Had her looking like qwop in all of her events.
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mr marcus
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Dude looks like he's on a mission...as I would be too
1 of my goals in life
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Now I know why the Kobe RICE PEs have a green/yellow colorway.
DEAD!
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^ She is Married. Hmmm.
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Kobe does not give a damn.
I should have trained for the olympics when I was young. |I
I should have trained for the olympics when I was young. |I
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that guy taking down that amazon
chick will def be in control
chick will def be in control
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i wonder what Vanessa thinks. lol
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[h1]London 2012: Inquiry after unofficial condoms found in Olympic village[/h1]
• Ambush marketing row over bucket of condoms
• Durex are official supplier to Olympic athletes
Part of the athletes' village at the London 2012 Olympic Park. Photograph: EPA
London 2012 are investigating how a bucket of unofficial condoms found its way into the athletes' village without official consent.
The Australian BMX cyclist Caroline Buchanan tweeted a photograph of the bucket, which featured a sign reading "Kangaroos condoms, for the gland downunder", and a picture of a boxing kangaroo.
She joked that bucket seemed to back up rumours that the village becomes a hot bed of activity as thousands of competitors complete their events and celebrate after years of working to get to the Olympics – tweeting: "Haha, the rumours are true. Olympic village."
Barcelona started the trend of supplying free condoms to athletes when the Spanish city held the Olympics in 1992, with the International Olympic Committee endorsing the move.
The London Olympic organisers provided 150,000 free condoms in dispensers for the 10,800 athletes at the Games, supplied by Durex which paid for the supply rights.
A Locog spokeswoman said they were trying to find out who distributed the Kangaroo condoms, with the container shown to hold condoms from Durex's rivals Ansell Ltd, an Australian company, and Pasante, a private British firm.
She said athletes and officials were allowed to bring products into the village for their personal use.
"We will look into this and ask that they are not handed out to other athletes because Durex are our supplier," said the spokeswoman.
Organisers tightly control which brands can be promoted at the Games, striking sponsorship deals with a limited number of companies and trying to stop non-sponsors from getting free publicity on the back of the Olympics.
A spokeswoman for Ansell said her company knew nothing about the issue and it could well be a prank. "We have had no official participation or association with the Olympics at all," she said.
Lawrence Boon, the managing director of Pasante, said his company had no involvement with the distribution of condoms in the athletes' village and he suspected it was a prank by the Australian team.
"We have no association with the Olympics but we did launch a gold condom this year for champions," said Boon. "With such high teenage pregnancy and STD rates, we try to make people carry condoms by making them fun and interesting."
A Durex spokeswoman said the company was "proud to be supplying free condoms for the Olympics Games" but declined to elaborate further.
The number of condoms supplied at London tops the 100,000 made available to athletes in Beijing four years ago. In Sydney in 2000 organisers had to order 20,000 more condoms after the initial allocation of 70,000 ran out.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/aug/07/london-2012-condoms-olympic-village/print
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• Ambush marketing row over bucket of condoms
• Durex are official supplier to Olympic athletes
Reuters- guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 7 August 2012 10.17 EDT
Part of the athletes' village at the London 2012 Olympic Park. Photograph: EPA
London 2012 are investigating how a bucket of unofficial condoms found its way into the athletes' village without official consent.
The Australian BMX cyclist Caroline Buchanan tweeted a photograph of the bucket, which featured a sign reading "Kangaroos condoms, for the gland downunder", and a picture of a boxing kangaroo.
She joked that bucket seemed to back up rumours that the village becomes a hot bed of activity as thousands of competitors complete their events and celebrate after years of working to get to the Olympics – tweeting: "Haha, the rumours are true. Olympic village."
Barcelona started the trend of supplying free condoms to athletes when the Spanish city held the Olympics in 1992, with the International Olympic Committee endorsing the move.
The London Olympic organisers provided 150,000 free condoms in dispensers for the 10,800 athletes at the Games, supplied by Durex which paid for the supply rights.
A Locog spokeswoman said they were trying to find out who distributed the Kangaroo condoms, with the container shown to hold condoms from Durex's rivals Ansell Ltd, an Australian company, and Pasante, a private British firm.
She said athletes and officials were allowed to bring products into the village for their personal use.
"We will look into this and ask that they are not handed out to other athletes because Durex are our supplier," said the spokeswoman.
Organisers tightly control which brands can be promoted at the Games, striking sponsorship deals with a limited number of companies and trying to stop non-sponsors from getting free publicity on the back of the Olympics.
A spokeswoman for Ansell said her company knew nothing about the issue and it could well be a prank. "We have had no official participation or association with the Olympics at all," she said.
Lawrence Boon, the managing director of Pasante, said his company had no involvement with the distribution of condoms in the athletes' village and he suspected it was a prank by the Australian team.
"We have no association with the Olympics but we did launch a gold condom this year for champions," said Boon. "With such high teenage pregnancy and STD rates, we try to make people carry condoms by making them fun and interesting."
A Durex spokeswoman said the company was "proud to be supplying free condoms for the Olympics Games" but declined to elaborate further.
The number of condoms supplied at London tops the 100,000 made available to athletes in Beijing four years ago. In Sydney in 2000 organisers had to order 20,000 more condoms after the initial allocation of 70,000 ran out.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/aug/07/london-2012-condoms-olympic-village/print
TRAINING STARTS NOW!!!!!!
