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| “An older person or a teenager can look at this and see the humor in it, but an eight or ten-year old isn’t anæsthetized yet.” — Tipper Gore |
| The artwork, by Swiss surrealist H.R. Giger, was framed by images of snakes and red-white-and-blue borders and included as a poster insert in the Dead Kennedys’ 1985 album Frankenchrist. Biafra was charged with distributing harmful matter to minors and eventually acquitted. |
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| On This Day in Snigglery | July 21, 2001: 17 pro-reality protestors are arrested for disorderly conduct after several days of protesting MTV’s “Real World” on location in Chicago. (See Commerce Jamming for more anti-spectacle activism) |
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