It’s no secret the Sochi Olympic Games have already had more issues than Amanda Bynes.
Pretty much as soon as the first members of the media set foot in the Russian “resort” town this week, #SochiProblems was trending on Twitter. And as is often the case on the social media giant, somebody quickly snatched up the handle @SochiProblems on February 4th.
Now, in less than four days of existence, the account has more than 262,000 followers and that number is growing almost as rapidly as Andy Reid’s waistline, as it was at 249,000 when I began writing this post.
From pictures of dual toilets with no barriers between them to pictures of half-finished hotel rooms to warnings about washing your face with the Sochi tap water, @SochiProblems is your home for every epic fail at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Here are just a couple of our favorites so far:
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– Dan Wetzel (@DanWetzel) February 7, 2014
Hey @SochiProblems do I get a little credit for solving one? http://t.co/gyKi1gORXA pic.twitter.com/r7tXzBtE2z
– Steve Politi (@StevePoliti) February 7, 2014
With opening ceremony of Olympics just five hours away, men are still hard at work in #Sochi. pic.twitter.com/CUeO65pZWa
– Chris Kuc (@ChrisKuc) February 7, 2014
On the way to the media center. The street is not quite ready yet. #SochiProblems pic.twitter.com/5lA4tmGoNz
– Simon Rosner (@SimonRosner) February 6, 2014
Text message I woke up to this morning from @yahooMac “Appears I’m locked inside my place. Door knob fell apart this morning”.I got him out!
– Alan Springer (@alanspringer) February 6, 2014
(via Twitter)
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