Last May, on the train between Cambronne and Glaciere, a man of about thirty, sitting opposite a very pretty girl, skillfully separated a magazine he was pretending to read, in such a way that the girl was presented with the sight of his penis, erect, complete and magnificient. Some fool's discovery of this exhibitionist act, an act which had plunged the gril into a tremendous and delicious confusion, but without the slightest protest, was enough to cause the exhibitionist to be apprehended and expelled by the other passengers. We can only express our vehement indignation and our contempt for such abominable behaviour against one of the purest and most disinterested acts a man is capable of performing in our age of corruption and moral degradation.

Salvador Dali (Le Surrealisme au Service de la Revolution, No. 2)