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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 | August 28, 1973: The hostages from a bungled robbery of the Sveriges Kreditbank in Stockholm, Sweeden are released after 131 hours of captivity. The hostages end up defending and justifying their captors, and the Stockholm Syndrome is born. |
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