Frinshable : 13 Tumblrs to Satisfy Your Olympic Appetite

Looking for something to do while you wait for the next big Olympic event? Plenty of official and fan-madeTumblr sites promise to keep you entertained and informed.

For instance, a surprising number of companies in London added some version of the word “Olympics” to their businesses’ names, hoping to earn more visitor business. Other Tumblrs have collected images, GIFs, opinions and celebrations of everyone’s favorite athletes and events.

Whether it’s an official Olympic Tumblr or fan-made, here are 13 sites to get your Olympic Games fill online

1. Olympics

The official Olympics Tumblr features gorgeous high resolution images of athletes.

2. Olympic Moments

Photographers unintentionally capture some of the funniest, most unusual moments during the Olympic Games. This official Tumblr has the best of them.

3. Olympic Fashion

Check out the duds both attendees and athletes are sporting at the Olympics. Present and past games are also featured in this official Tumblr.

4. Faces of Olympians

This official Olympics collection of Instagram images features athletes when they're not competing.

5. NBC Olympics

NBC's official Tumblr account shares some of the best Olympics content tossed around the web.

6. Olympic Trivia

Trivia buffs will appreciate this Tumblr, chock-full of interesting Olympic facts.

Did you know the gold medal is actually only 1% gold? Now you do!

7. Open Olympics

With all of the Olympic hype in London, many small businesses prepared themselves for potential economic payoff — by changing their names to include the word "Olympics."

8. Olympic Glory

A group of London-based illustrators created some amazing artwork documenting this year's Olympic events.

9. Olympic Confessions

Consider this the PostSecret of the Olympics. Fans submit their opinions and the blog owner creates a visual to go with them.

10. The Olympic Gold

This unofficial Tumblr site shares memorable moments of present and past Olympic Games.

11. Olympic Scrunchies

This Tumblr highlights the staggeringly high number of scrunchies in past Olympics. It has not been updated in three months, but is too good not to share. Let's bring it back! (The blog, not the scrunchie.)