Changes: Cornography

Latest revision as of 16:02, 27 October 2019

Corno, the explicit literary or visual depiction of corn in any display of such of an erotic nature. The cornographic industry has cost over $1.9 million in the last five years. Internet cornography has become a real slap in the face for Americans and consumers.

Cultural Impact[]

Since Husker Magazine was published this started a riot outside of Metropolis, United States in 1976. More than a million outraged Americans waited outside to lynch the CEO Terry Lint. He escaped from the crowd and wasn't ever seen again until he was found dead in his apartment.

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-'''Corno''', real scar on our society as a people and nation. The cornographic industries has cost over $1.9 million in the last five years. Internet cornography has became a real slap in the face for Americans and consumers.[[File:HUSKER.jpg|thumb|344px|Husker Magazine ]]
+'''Corno''', the explicit literary or visual depiction of [[corn]] in any display of such of an erotic nature. The cornographic industry has cost over $1.9 million in the last five years. Internet cornography has become a real slap in the face for Americans and consumers.[[File:HUSKER.jpg|thumb|344px|''Husker Magazine'' booklet style for easy hiding.]]
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-Since ''[[Husker Magazine]]'' was published this started a riot outside of [[Lincoln, Nebraska]] in 1976. More than 34,000 outraged people waited outside to lynch the CEO [[Terry Lint]]. He escaped from the crowd and wasn't ever seen again until he was found dead in his apartment.
+Since ''[[Husker Magazine]]'' was published this started a riot outside of [[Metropolis, United States]] in 1976. More than a million outraged Americans waited outside to lynch the CEO [[Terry Lint]]. He escaped from the crowd and wasn't ever seen again until he was found dead in his apartment.
 [[Category:Banned]]
 [[Category:Who Will Know?]]