Six Things You Can't Do at the Olympics in London
7/30/2012

Forbes.com has a list of weird things you're not allowed to do at the Olympics in London. It's kind of interesting, even if you're not going. Here are the top six.
#1.) You Can't Share an Internet Connection. You're not allowed to use mobile hotspots. And if your cell phone can put out a wi-fi signal, you're not supposed to use that either.
#2.) You Can't Take Pictures and Sell Them. You have to agree not to when you buy a ticket. And if you tape something and post it on YouTube, it'll get taken down.
#3.) You Can't Play Bagpipes. You're also not allowed to use whistles, drums, or rattles. And unlike the World Cup in 2010, vuvuzelas aren't allowed either.
#4.) You Can't Write Something Negative Online When You're Linking to the Official Website. According to the terms and conditions, you can't say anything that's, "false, misleading, derogatory, or otherwise objectionable."
#5.) You Can't Pay with Your MasterCard. When you're inside the Olympic grounds, you either have to use a Visa card or pay cash.
#6.) You Can't Go to an Event and Hold Up a Country's Flag if They Don't Have Athletes Competing . The only exceptions are Scotland, Wales, and England.
(Forbes)