CHICAGO -- A judge has dismissed an animal cruelty charge against an Indiana University student who taped a parachute to a guinea pig and dropped it out a dormitory window.
The judge dropped the charge against 19-year-old David Feldscott since Feldscott had already paid a $500 civil fine to animal control officers.
Police say Feldscott and some friends sent the guinea pig skydiving out an eighth-floor dormitory window last December. The students said they intended to retrieve the animal when it reached the ground, but it got stuck in a tree instead.
The guinea pig was rescued and taken to the Bloomington Animal Shelter, where it was named Noel in honor of the holiday season.
Hmmm, whats next on the list for aeronautical experimentation? A rabbit perhaps?
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Oh, I think Americans understand that the one thing conservatives hate the most is the idea of spending American tax money on Americans. . .in America.
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When I was a kid and lived in China{parents worked there} at the end of the seventies for a bit, children used to tie frogs to firework rockets, and then set them off. (Not me of course, oh no
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