Despite not having a ticket to the Olympic, 57-year-old Chen Guanming recently completed a two-year rickshaw trip to London to see the games. More after the jump.

Remember when everyone was pissed about the United States’ Olympic uniforms being made in China? Someone forgot to mention they look hilarious. The evidence after the jump.

Bored at work? Want to watch Olympic soccer live? No worries: You can now watch a live stream of Olympic soccer (and other Olympic events) on your computer while you pretend to do whatever you do at your office job.

The dorm-style living in Olympic village has been well-documented. So has the horn-doggedness of the athletes occupying said dorms. But apparently, whether Olympic athletes want to just take a nap in their rooms, or partake in any other “activities,” they’ll have to deal with some uncomfortable heat.

Although the Opening Ceremonies aren’t taking place until tomorrow, Ryan Lochte isn’t waiting to initiate contact with female Olympians. Details after the jump.

Little mix-up before the North Korean women’s soccer team was set to face Colombia. No big deal. Just a tiny, eensy little problem. You know: showing South Korea’s flag. The embarrassing details after the jump.

The Olympics, at least in theory, are all about togetherness and people of all stripes putting aside their differences and forming one great brotherhood of man. Things like that. Greek triple jumper Voula Papachristou, though, fell a tad short of this ideal.

Much more than a gold medal will be at stake for the American sprinters at the upcoming London Olympics. The other very cool prize they can win after the jump.

The Olympics are at least supposed to be about the nations of the world coming together, and while competing hard, also demonstrating understanding and getting along. It’s in that spirit hat U.S. Olympic athletes filmed a series of videos posted on YouTube with the common theme: “Thank You Britain.” In a few of those videos, the athletes try their hands at Cockney slang. Nice gesture. Horrible accents. (More videos after the jump, if you can take it.)

Even though the IOC formally denied Isarel’s request to acknowledge the 40th anniversary of the Munich Massacre when the Olympics open this Friday, Bob Costas said he will. More after the jump.