Cunger

William D. sent this in as worst student activism at UWA, but is this activism? What is it? What’s a Cunger and why should I give it money? One of the worst signs I’ve seen since Solarution.  Perhaps worse.

About AHC McDonald

Comedian, artist, photographer and critic. From 2007 to 2017 ran the culture and satire site The Worst of Perth
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101 Responses to Cunger

  1. Natalia Fan #1 says:

    Utterly baffling….

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  2. Natalia Fan #1 says:

    Mid-height, mid-career, mid-life: nothing to look forward to now, but sadly perhaps even less to look back upon. Denise had left. Still he struggled in the wake of the most recent ill tiding— that she is “seeing” a ranga. The word stung like a Jurien bluebottle. She’d seemed so idealistic back in the Cunger days; but then again, so had he. He remembered the midday meetings on the Lawn, where they spun their unformed and yet already weary opinions into the afternoon light, softly dying on the palms and limestone. Further plans were made at the Tav, or over the Shenton Park Hotel bar, before the dwindling sands of their zeal ran into the widening pool of the night. There was a time when they thought they could change the world. There was a time, after that, when they thought they could make a difference locally. Now, Rob sighed, there is only the mouthing of empty epithets. The dream had shrunk to take its place among the mundane detritus of responsibility: the car, the house, the boat.

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    • shazza says:

      This affords me some Minchin indulgence.

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      • Natalia Fan #1 says:

        I’ll pay that, despite myself. Glad you picked up on the idea that ranga, rather than “seeing”, was the stinging word, Shaz.

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    • Awesome. And by the way, even if I do say so myself, one of the best tweets,
      “RAC copter forced to save “Shark lickers”. Controversial thrill seekers attempting to fellate white pointers were saved by reluctant Sea Resc…”

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  3. WAtching says:

    A google proof riddle.

    C’unger anyone?

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  4. Jaidyn-Jaxxon says:

    _________LET’S C*’UNGER
    _________________________d
    _____________A___________o
    _________________________n
    *’COS____DOES NOT FIT_____a
    _____IT__________________t
    _________________________e

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  5. skink says:

    Inside Cover has a photo of Ken Bates (former husband of our Patti Chong) schmoozing with Bree Maddox, another favourite on these pages.

    such a confluence of Worst could be dangerous.

    if Tim Winton had joined them it might have caused a perfect storm of Worst so mediocre that it could rip the space-time continuum. or something.

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  6. orbea says:

    Awesome BP goatse

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  7. rolly says:

    Andy Pandy, the most recent tweets are *awesome*.

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  8. BrownBook says:

    I think it has to do with a pretty lame campus thing to do with this: http://www.news.uwa.edu.au/201005312537/alumni-news/yes-we-can-lestc-can-hunger-challenge-uwa

    Organised by SIFE – http://www.sifeaustralia.org.au/
    ‘Getting business cred and networking via unsponatenous semi-charity drives’

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  9. Pete says:

    I’m windows 7 & c’unger was my idea

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  10. Dex says:

    Let’s Can Hunger
    With a silent H
    In the English pronunciation style
    Since it’s for OxFam

    And they couldn’t fit it all.

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  11. vegan says:

    c’ unger and die.

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  12. Natalia Fan #1 says:

    Without any initial prompting from me, one of my associates revealed to me yesterday that she was partly responsible for the C’unger banner, admitting that her and her colleagues “ran out of time”. In reply, I began to recite my literary C’unger cuntribution until she begged me to stop. In her defense, apparently there was so much Lets Can Hunger propaganda at UWA that day that the banner would have made sense to “anyone” who was there.

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  13. Don O says:

    Back in my student days we used to put up cryptic signs that didn’t mean anything because it was entertaining to listen to people figure out what the hell it meant.

    I think “Say NO to co-mingled outcomes!.” was my favorite because it sounded sort of plausible as a real plan and caused people to spend a lot of time figuring out what “co-mingled outcomes” where. It wasn’t anything.

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