Condom EliteUSA received an order from Russia for one hundred thousand condoms. The dimensions were unusual: length - 20", diameter -4".
The manufacturers turned to Barak Obama: What should they do about it?
Barak thought for a minute and then ordered:
'Make them!
Make them and stamp them: Made in USA, Medium size.
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The city has been without a brand-name supermarket since 2007. But government is trying to change that.
Just in time for the weekend, a dissertation on the history of American condoms..
"I wouldn't mind using condoms more," 20-year-old performer Lily LaBeau told me. "It's just not what people want to see."
After the Pope's confusing condom statements, perhaps a new Vatican AIDs conference will clear things up,
A speedy new condom could help prevent HIV's spread in a matter of seconds.
Morning Roundup: From the Boston Globe: Condoms, secrecy for Provincetown pupils Students in Provincetown — from elementary school to high...
Finding a free condom in New York City is now as simple as checking your smartphone.
Efforts in Guatemala for gender equality and family planning are still in the early stages.
Vegan condom company Sir Richard's hits the road this fall, touring college campuses to promote sexual health at home and abroad.
High school kids are still boning at the same rate they were 11 years ago, but they're getting smarter about it.
Social media makes it easier for young people to access information about family planning, especially in traditional cultures.
No wonder people are so against the Affordable Care Act—they have no clue what's in it.
When the housing bubble burst, a lot of blacks and Latinos took a big hit that's left an extra-wide gulf between them and whites.
As India and other countries develop, they're trying to be more American and individualistic. But that's a big mistake.
Many of the foods we evolved to eat are contributing to our modern health problems. Should we be looking to our evolutionary past for answers?
Every so often, radio captures what print cannot. Meet Sam, 18, who is one of the 65,000 illegal immigrants who graduated from an American high...
Ira Glass, featured in this month's GOOD magazine, is converting his amazing radio program into a TV show on Showtime. Here is a teaser.
The American shopping mall, that shrine to bland, homogeneous commercialism, seems to be an endangered species. As WorldChanging reports, malls...
The New York Times blog Economix put up an interesting post yesterday tracing the evolution of the term "welfare" from temporary help to those...
Over the weekend, Times architecture critic Nicolai Ousoussoff published an article talking about the need for cities to drastically reinvent...
