NERVUN
01-04-2009, 13:11
Who knows what kinkiness lurks in the hearts of the British diplomatic corps?
Cronin told The Japan Times the old chest contained a "treasure trove" of items left behind by other celebrities, including two starched shirts and two monogrammed handkerchiefs that appear to have belonged to Wright; a walking stick believed left behind by actor Charlie Chaplin; a corncob pipe owned by Gen. Douglas MacArthur; a saw used by the famous magician, Ching Sing Foo, used to saw a woman in half; and a British diplomatic pouch, with royal seal, containing a riding crop, mask and leather whip.
While the Imperial intended to make "diligent efforts" to contact the rightful owners of the items, or their heirs, Cronin noted it would probably be "difficult, if not impossible" to track them down. When asked if the hotel knew who had left the diplomatic pouch, Cronin declined further comment.
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20090401f1.html
So who do you think it was?
Cronin told The Japan Times the old chest contained a "treasure trove" of items left behind by other celebrities, including two starched shirts and two monogrammed handkerchiefs that appear to have belonged to Wright; a walking stick believed left behind by actor Charlie Chaplin; a corncob pipe owned by Gen. Douglas MacArthur; a saw used by the famous magician, Ching Sing Foo, used to saw a woman in half; and a British diplomatic pouch, with royal seal, containing a riding crop, mask and leather whip.
While the Imperial intended to make "diligent efforts" to contact the rightful owners of the items, or their heirs, Cronin noted it would probably be "difficult, if not impossible" to track them down. When asked if the hotel knew who had left the diplomatic pouch, Cronin declined further comment.
http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/nn20090401f1.html
So who do you think it was?