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Flour Bombed


captaincrab55

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Kim Kardashian was "flour bombed" Thursday night -- that is, someone hurled a baggie of flour at her -- as she arrived on the red carpet to market the launch of her new fragrance.

Was Kim K Assulted if the flour contained Gluten??? Does one need to have DH to be assulted??? Others in the crowd were exposed to the flour too... IMHO, Flour Bombs are an assult on one's health and should be prosecuted...


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kareng Grand Master

I saw that, too. I thought how awful that would be for Celiacs. I don't have DH but I'm sure you would swallow some by it getting in your mouth & breathing it in. The News said Kim asked that the " thrower" not be prosecuted.

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I don't have DH but I'm sure you would swallow some by it getting in your mouth & breathing it in.

I have DH & just skin contact may cause an issue with me....

mommida Enthusiast

There are some that believe "no press is bad press."

I would not have willingly looked at another picture of K.K. if it weren't for a flour bomb.

IrishHeart Veteran

My disgust for KK and her family aside, :rolleyes::P

I would DEFINITELY press charges against someone if they flour bombed me. Gluten is poison to me and I would make sure the "thrower" was made aware that it is considered dangerous and life-threatening to me. (I do not have DH myself, but I am put down and out for weeks from gluten CC)

If nothing else, I would tie them up in court and get some press for the cause! :lol:

I wonder why the person chose flour as the weapon of choice??? why not a cream pie? :)

Di2011 Enthusiast

My disgust for KK and her family aside, :rolleyes::P

I would DEFINITELY press charges against someone if they flour bombed me. Gluten is poison to me and I would make sure the "thrower" was made aware that it is considered dangerous and life-threatening to me. (I do not have DH myself, but I am put down and out for weeks from gluten CC)

If nothing else, I would tie them up in court and get some press for the cause! :lol:

I wonder why the person chose flour as the weapon of choice??? why not a cream pie? :)

They are probably dairy intolerant!

IrishHeart Veteran

They are probably dairy intolerant!

:lol:


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