In the late 90s, the Cacophony Society—a group of "culture jammers" dedicated to experiences that were "beyond the pale"—developed an obsession with the Doggie Diner mascot. For those who don't know, this was a 7-foot-tall, fiber-glass dachshund head wearing a chef’s hat.

When the restaurant chain went out of business, the Society didn't just feel nostalgic; they felt a spiritual calling.

The Heist (Legally Speaking): Members managed to acquire several of these massive heads.

The Mission: They decided the heads needed to see the world. They mounted the giant, grinning dog heads onto trailers and began "The Dogma Tour."

The Result: They would drive these 7-foot dog heads into high-brow art festivals, political rallies, and sleepy suburbs just to watch people’s brains short-circuit. There is something uniquely "Cacophony" about a group of adults treating a fiberglass dog head with the solemnity of a religious icon.