2011-10-27 19:45:18.601659+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
BBC News: How the Joy of Sex was illustrated:
In the summer of 1971, Britain had been gripped by the Oz trial, in which the editors of a satirical magazine were found guilty of obscenity for publishing a sexualised parody of the children's comic character Rupert Bear. (The judge was famously called a "boring old fart" in court by a defence witness, the comedian Marty Feldman.)
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