Kim Kardashian wants to make an example of her flour bomber, said UsMagazine.com. In a humiliating incident, the reality star, 31, was doused with baking flour by a prankster last week while promoting her new perfume line. Though she initially declined to press charges against the woman, Kardashian is reconsidering: “I don’t want someone to think they can really get away with that,” she said. “It is not acceptable.”
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