http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20071113/thl-china-health-condoms-offbeat-aa1aa08_1.html

The dermatologist has an appropriate name, don't you think/

OH. MY. GOD.

I wonder how they get the used condoms? Do they rifle through garbage bags at the dump, or do they go from door to door asking for used condoms?

Recycling condoms must be the worst job in the world.

I'm at a loss for words, and that never happens to me. EWWWWW is the only thing I can think of right now.

Casey

Do you think the ribbed ones are easier to sut up into bands?

"People could be infected with AIDS, (genital) warts or other diseases if they hold the rubber bands or strings in their mouths"

Rooolllfff!

IT's all in the mind really, though I wouldn't knowingly use one myself. I am not defending it, but obviously it has to be thoroughly cleaned, if not residual 'tell tale' signs are obvious; these people may be unscrupulous, but not stupid. Natural wigs are afterall re-cycled human hair. Come to think of it, it is a good idea from a purely technical point of view because condoms, for obvious reason, are made of high quality rubber and have been tolerance tested to a high degree of elasticity and so can be more lasting and stretchable than ordinary rubber band, and they do come in a variety of colors and textures; I understand some even glow in the dark; why that is an advantage when used for it's original purpose, I would never know, nor do I wish to find out.

I suppose if they glow in the dark you have an idea of location.

What puzzles me is that condom rubber isn't retractable. It stretches and stays. Not the stuff for hair bands, I'd have thought.

It's really not hard to find the location, even in the dark, just feel around for a sec (especially if the chick is guiding, then it's like golf-just put it in the hole).
But yeah so my best friend Joe's first condom was glow in the dark and he made lightsaber noises! Personally I think the glowing part is just a distraction.