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I've been wondering about this for years. Did the creators have a really twisted sense of humor? -Hawk I've been wondering about this for years. Did the creators have a really twisted sense of humor? -Hawk

maybe it is resembling the wooden horse that the greeks used to capture Troy, in the Iliad, by homer-Fgouzios

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Does anybody know why the condoms are so named? For me, "Trojan" conjures an image of a package full of little men waiting to burst out, so it doesn't seem that apt for the product. Twinxor

I never thought of it that way. XD Acetic Acid 07:25, August 29, 2005 (UTC)

That's always the first thing that came to my mind when I first heard of the brand (I'm not american). Any idea anyone?

I've been wondering about this for years. Did the creators have a really twisted sense of humor? -Hawk

maybe it is resembling the wooden horse that the greeks used to capture Troy, in the Iliad, by homer-Fgouzios