Kim Kardashian Loses "Sentimental" Items Stolen from Her Luggage [AGE SENSITIVE CONTENT]



…..Just sitting here trying to think about what possibly the British Airlines could have snatched from Kim’s luggage. Inquiring minds (namely me and whoever clicks in to read this), want to know. I’m guessing she’s referring to the luggage that goes through baggage claim. With that in mind…
HERE ARE THE OPTIONS:
1. Weapons of mass destruction - Can’t be, they’d have her in jail right now, and she’d be calling Kanye to take care of the situation.
2. Weapons Toys of mass Seduction - Sex toys, lube, furry hand cuffs, feathers, er beads.
Number 2 seems more likely.
If it was lube, most flight people are really extra when it comes to liquid anything. When I traveled to Paris, France and then Nigeria a a few years ago (through Toronto’s Pearson Airport), they took my bottle of hand lotion (which was half full and thus 100 ml), and told me the bottle was large so it was to go in the discard pile e bin of freebies the bastards play lottery with when all the boarding passengers leave. I wasn’t sure what the policy was on dildos, beads, and any other sex toys someone might be…making use of, so that meant it was time to dig deeper.
Having never flown via British Airways, I looked into their flight policies
British Airways Flight policies:
Transfer passengers travelling with liquids
If you buy any individual liquid, gel or cream products of more than 100ml on board a flight and you are transferring onto another flight, please ask a member of cabin crew to place your purchases and receipt inside a clear tamper-proof bag, which must be sealed.
Any products not sealed in a clear tamper-proof bag with the receipt are liable to be confiscated in transit or at disembarkation.
British Airways cannot accept liability for any products that are confiscated.
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Restrictions on the quantities of liquids, gels or pastes are:
- they must be held in individual containers not exceeding 100ml (3.5 US ounces)
- the containers must be carried in a separate, clear-plastic, zip-top or re-sealable bag
- the bag must not exceed 20cm x 20cm (8ins x 8ins) in dimensions
- the bag must not exceed one litre capacity
- the bag must be completely closed
- the items must fit comfortably in the bag
- the bag must be x-ray screened separately from other hand baggage at airport security points
- before boarding, secondary searches may be performed if you are carrying liquids.
Duty-free goods containing liquids may be carried, provided they are purchased after the security screening point. We advise you to pack any duty-free liquids in your checked baggage where possible.
If you are departing the US or Canada, your duty-free liquids will be delivered to the boarding gate or pick-up point in the secure area in a Sealable Tamper-Evident Bag (STEB).
British Airways were either intentionally giving her a hard time for having lube, and or massage oils, or they somehow believed that it might be suspicious. Companies selling sex products often conceal their packaging for discretion, so they might have thought hmmmm.
Items forbidden for carriage on British Airways by passengers and crew
- Flammable liquids- paint, petrol, lighter refills, solvents, varnish, etc.
- Flammable solids- firelighters, Chinese lanterns, etc.
- Substances liable to spontaneous combustion- Phosphorous
- Substances that emit flammable gases in contact with water
- ETC…
Is lube flammable or potentially so? I decided to have a look:
Now in regards to non-liquid items: dildos, beads, and any other sex toys, here is their policy:
I pick DUREX PLAY LUBE GEL for my lube example:

First offense? It’s 500 ml. Even if it only had 100ml or less, they’d chuck it on her.
Second potential offense? It can make you tingle. And it’s gotta have something in there for it to do that. Upon further inspection I discovered, It’s got some warnings…
Caution before using Durex Play Tingle Lubricant Gel :
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Avoid contact with eyes.
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If you experience irritation using this lube – stop using it. If irritation continues, see your doctor.
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Store in a cool, dry place.
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Use within 3 months of opening.
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Keep out of reach of children.
It’s a potential irritant - which is no bueno on air flights, has temperature restrictions, which is also not good.
Now as to non-liquid items (such as dildos, vibrators, beads, an other sex objects) These rules may apply in regards to items which MUST be reported prior to boarding:
Restricted items requiring notification to British Airways
Mercury-filled items - barometers, thermometers, etc.
Heat-producing articles – underwater torches, soldering irons, etc.
Lithium ion batteries – with a Watt-hour rating exceeding 100 Wh but not exceeding 160 Wh.
(SPARE Lithium batters also are restricted full stop -as the Brits say. If they see it, they’re taking it out of your bags.)
This intrigued me. I thought to myself, do vibrators have mercury in them? Do any dildos have mercury in them a well? I can imagine Vibrators or dildos can have heat producing properies in them, I mean that’s what they’re for! And what about battery powered vibrators?
I decided to investigate further….
Dildos:
Cyberglass four way G Dildo

SO REAL 6’

Bree’s Colossal cock 6.5’

I have found an article claiming that Toxins may be present in sex toys.
Background
Phthalates are substances that are added to certain plastic products to make them pliable and flexible. For example, up to 74% of the weight of a typical household shower curtain is due to phthalates, artificially added to the plastic to give it an elastic property. Phthalates are also added to many plastic and rubber based vibrators [NOTE: and I’d imagine the fleshy dildos as well] , and while the Food and Drug Administration is not thrilled about the substance and is aware of it’s toxic effects, since the FDA does not regulate the sex toy industry, there is no mention of sex toys in their 49 page report on phthalates. (THE EXAMINER)
The article also mentions that there is a low amount of regulation amongst the sex toy industry, and low rate manufacters will be cutting corners like this. An it can affect your health; from skin cancer, and other unfortunate results.). So buy quality if you’re using these products.
Royal Rabbit Vibrator Kit

This kit contains the beads, swiveling head, fleshy skin, and any other attachment you might find on a vibrator, so that’s why I’m using this as an example. It’s going to require batters, lube, a multitude of things to operate to top…er frequency.
Take a looky loo at what I discovered about Vibrators:
Printed circuit boards, which many vibrators feature,contain hazardous metals such as lead, chromium, cadmium and mercury. (REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE)
So there you have it. Pondering whether I should tweet Kim my findings, or leave it alone….
Bye for now.