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Sales of condoms rise as S.Korea celebrates World Cup win.

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Condom Sales Surge After World Cup Win:

 

It turns out goals aren't the only thing associated with World Cup wins. According to one web site, a win at the tournament helped out a seemingly unrelated industry.

 

AFP reports that South Korea's victory over Greece led to a surge in condom sales, with one paper writing that sales increased five-fold over 2006, when the country failed to advance out of the first round.

 

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Soccer victories aren't the only way the sport contributes to increased contraceptive sales. In March it was reported that a stunning one billion condoms were needed in South Africa, and 40,000 sex workers are estimated to work during the tournament.

 

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http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100614/wl_asia_afp/fblwc2010korfansoffbeat

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/world-cup-2010/teams/south-korea/7825969/World-Cup-2010-condom-sales-rise-as-South-Korea-celebrates-World-Cup-win.html

idea for a business (patriotic world cup-themed condoms).

 

:edit: or better yet, condoms that look like soccer balls.

Doesn't everybody in South Africa have AIDS?

 

Double bag it!

^ am I the only one who thinks your screenname is rather phallic?

 

I've always thought of that. When I first talked to her I thought she was some horny 12 year old girl.

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