Mainstream Pillows
Description: In 1973 Rosenhan and his pals conducted a number of psychological experiments to determine the validity of diagnosis of mental patients. They sent participants to various mental hospitals who all complained of the same symptoms, (hearing voices). None of them were actually insane but all were diagnosed with schizophrenia. All were admitted and made to take anti-psychotic drugs. They then behaved normally and said they no longer had symptoms. There were released but were charged with continuing to take medication and were diagnosed with their condition in remission. The study showed that there appeared to be no way for the doctors to tell the genuinely insane from the sane when diagnosing their condition. Concerned the mental insti...
Description: This Flipper tee screams raw, chaotic, and beautifully offbeat—just like the band itself. Perfect for those who appreciate noise, rebellion, and a total disregard for mainstream trends. If you like your punk distorted, loud, and socially unacceptable, this is your uniform. Wear it loud, wear it proud, and scare the normies.
Description: Warning label on a poison bottle labeled MEDIA with skull and crossbones and caution text: Rarely a reflection of reality. Swallow at your own risk. For skeptics of mainstream media.
Media Caution Poison Bottle Skull Graphic Warning for Skeptics of Mainstream News Pillow
by Rosemarie Guieb - Gifts Decor
$28
Description: This Flipper tee screams raw, chaotic, and beautifully offbeat—just like the band itself. Perfect for those who appreciate noise, rebellion, and a total disregard for mainstream trends. If you like your punk distorted, loud, and socially unacceptable, this is your uniform. Wear it loud, wear it proud, and scare the normies.
Description: A satirical take on modern media culture, this vintage-style illustration depicts a television-headed messianic figure addressing a flock of sheep beneath the provocative question, “Have you accepted mainstream media as your Lord and Savior?” Inspired by classic religious iconography and old revival posters, the design blends political satire, social commentary, and retro engraving aesthetics into a bold conversation piece.
