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For the full read about the Brazilian unofficial/official World Cup condoms from makers (ironically named) Prudence click here.
Like I say in my radio break I think it is way more
ridiculous to have a grey area in your team’s sexual policy for World Cup. Yes
or no, one or the other; I think the grey area will just get people in trouble
and it is confusing. Also, Brazil we get it you are not normally vanilla in-bed
but to have to say no acrobatic sex, is that necessary? What does that even mean? Also, who is
enforcing these “rules” and who would be a big enough jerk to taddle? For Time’s
look at what teams can take part in bedroom behavior and to what extent click here.
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