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| The Feed According to this report, two dolphins named Shadow and Chelmers met an untimely end when "whacked-out ravers fed [them] drugs while possibly on some kind of weird acid trip."
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| #1 / Tue, 08 May 12 16:19 What a poorly written article...
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| #2 / Tue, 08 May 12 19:14 with a clear bias against EDM. whacked-out ravers, weird acid trips, lol. what if it was some completely sober drug dealers who thought it would be funny to get animals high? raver is now synonymous with degenerate for some media outlets.
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| #3 / Tue, 08 May 12 20:16 silly article.
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| #4 / Tue, 08 May 12 21:13 Where did MSN find this writer? It is comically poorly written
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| #5 / Tue, 08 May 12 21:20 Sparkley dolphins? Maybe the perpetrators were listening to Lone
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| #6 / Tue, 08 May 12 22:02 This raises so many questions, like whether dolphins would do better on acid, or who exactly considered a dubstep heavy event to be a possible strain for animals with "sonar hearing," more than say, a thunderstorm, and also whether in fact the dolphins killed and ate a few of the thousands of whacked out ravers after taking a heroin substitute on their own time.
Also, the source article they link to says that a court blamed the zoo vets and rejected the raver theory.
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| #7 / Tue, 08 May 12 23:21 This was a joke, right?
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| #8 / Thu, 10 May 12 06:34 I think the journalist who wrote this has been watching too much Brass Eye
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| #9 / Thu, 17 May 12 03:29 weird
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| #10 / Fri, 18 May 12 11:48 )))
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