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Is this making something little go a long way? Maybe it's "in you hair today, gone tomorrow."

Either way, a woman in China discovered that her hair band was unraveling, and when she took it off an looked at it, she cut the thread off and found some recycled condoms inside. Evidently there was no "shrinkage" involved, as they were found to be unused. I guess.

Now the obvious question: How can a condom be recycled if it isn't used?

Another question is why were they recycled. My friend over at Pan Asian Biz suggests maybe quality is one of the reasons the Chinese have so many people.

Bill did suggest something I thought was pretty funny, he said that he was glad "she didn't find something yellow-colored you normally see in a used condom."

What the hell Bill. Do you have jaundice or something? Yellow?

Of course I guess I'm not an expert in examining the inside of condoms, so maybe Bill has some "inside" knowledge I'm not aware of.

Anyhow, don't go poking around Chinese-made goods if they start to fall apart. You may just get yourself into a sticky situation. Olympic souvenirs anyone?