6 October 2010

Mully Cup for September 2010 - Mulberry

6 October 2010 | johnboy

Drum roll please…

Yes readers, the Mully Cup for September 2010 has been run and the winner by a country mile is our own Mulberry (aka Bogan Fingers).

Her outrage at syringe education in schools erupted into a titanic 300+ comments and the poll on the subject received 600+ votes (and an emphatic win for the notion that syringes make excellent water toys).

Congratulations Mulberry on joining past winners Steve Dozspot, Mark Parton, Ian Miller, and Justin “Mully” Williams as September’s leading cause of contention.

[Work is now underway on a real Mully Cup. The design has been finalised as a flannel shirt half PVC glued around a balloon to form a bowl. It will rest on top of a can of woodstock and cola, in turn resting on a mag wheel. The names of winners will be inscribed with black marker on the rim of the mag.

Any readers wishing to contribute component parts of the cup should email john@the-riotact.com.]

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keepitup4:27 pm 10 Nov 10

Dammit – I’ve been a law-abiding citizen all my 63 years, but I’m going to see if I can win the Mully Cup before they stick me in a nursing home.

Mulberry1:49 am 09 Oct 10

why thank you! I feel honoured.. I’d like to thank…..

😛

Thoroughly Smashed11:27 am 07 Oct 10

So this is why the mag wheel has gone finally missing from the memorial.

Me no fry11:18 am 07 Oct 10

Congrats to Mulberry (a.k.a. Bogan Fingers) for winning the Mully Cup – I thought she was very harshly treated by the riotact mob and it’s great to see her win this… ahem… prestigious award.

As for Mully, I find it slightly vexing that this graceless turd is being remembered at all. If the emotions of contempt, scorn, and a total lack of sympathy for his demise could be somehow solidified then the Mully Cup should be made from that.

Diggety10:26 am 07 Oct 10

Just like Holden Crescent in Wanniassa. They don’t even bother with a street sign anymore- it’s painted on the gutter.

lobster9:30 am 07 Oct 10

The mag wheel at the Mully memorial is now gone. As is the bourbon and coke and the solar light. I think only flowers and a little plaque remain.

Also the Bogan place street sign has been really high for years. I used to do Pizza deliveries in the area and the sign was constantly missing after someone nicked it. One of the street dwellers had taken to painting the street name on the light pole because they were sick of their street always being missed by visitors.

neanderthalsis8:22 am 07 Oct 10

If you’re after a Mag wheel, there was one at the Mully memorial on Canberra Ave along with a number of cans of woodstock & cola. Having a genuine mully wheel would add to the authenticity of the cup and make it a real prize.

johnboy9:59 pm 06 Oct 10

All manner of objects can be placed in the bowl, much in the style of a roadside memorial.

Felix the Cat9:57 pm 06 Oct 10

Shouldn’t the Mulley cup have a 0pack of Winnie blues incorporated in it somehow as well?

gospeedygo7:47 pm 06 Oct 10

PBO said :

Having previously suggested using the Bogan St sign in Kaleen as a trophy, the wonderful folks at TAMS have raised it to a whopping 13 feet off the ground which is a very noticable metre higher than the other signs in the area.

Dont think that it is secure, this only makes me want it more.

Just go steal every Batman St. sign.

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