With a bright yellow hardhat and high-visibility safety vest you’d think that this little Superlambanana would be suitably prepared for a few nights on the ‘mean streets’ of Liverpool. In the end, however, the poor wee blighter had flocked off after only a day or two…
The five foot high sculpture, part of the Go Superlambananas festival that launched just this Monday, was the head of a small family of the creatures created by local design agency CL3 on behalf of client Maghull Developments.
...and this little lambanana went...
Both believed that the pastures outside Maghull’s Hope Street HQ would be a safe grazing ground for the duration of the festival – especially seeing as their little lamb legs were bolted down – but unfortunately they were wrong.
For on Sunday night, a day before the festival even got off the ground, the main Superlambanana had got off the ground himself and been whisked away by some callous thief/completely arseholed student.
Maghull and CL3 are both distraught at the lambanana-napping, with the agency currently emailing its many contacts to try and facilitate a safe return.
Maghull have been in contact with the press, with the firm’s Jonathan Sealey commenting: “I couldn’t believe it. Our Superlambananas only arrived on Friday.
“It’s really annoying as it looked superb and was already starting to attract real interest from passers-by and tourists. People were posing for photos with it all day on Friday.”
He continued: “We suspect it’s a student prank and are half expecting to receive a ransom note.
“If anyone has seen a 5ft Superlambanana in black and wearing a high-visibility Maghull Developments safety jacket, we’d be grateful if they got in touch.”
If you have any information on the whereabouts of the lost lamb please contact Maghull on 0151-702 5656.
And remember Superlambanana kidnappings like this don’t happen very often, so please, don’t have nightmares.
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