Clive-Palmer-ate Mug

(or Clive-Palmerate without the hyphen) A of Australian origin, although might have traveled to some extent, fictional down-to-earth dead-end-reality like (when applied) 'lubricant' in-mockery-of , rather than mythical aggrandization of 19th/20th century magical-cure oils, aethers/vapors, etc, in reference to the simultaneous size of Clive Palmer's war-chest so to speak, spending-on-lawyers readiness or supposed 'untouchability' ... when despite his wealth, he loses most court-cases he's involved in, and in-usage therefore, INSTEAD of being an actual lubrical, (social, political), it at-best? means bribery, or decisions made with incentives, but bribery basically, ( while setting aside the immorality of bribery, but as a inferred fast-tracking or sometimes waste-evading method ) or primarily, means adding something that is SUPPOSED to be going-to facilitate social/political lubrication, but draws attention to itself, might attract the interest of the police, courts, or other interventionaries, the media, or generally cause a already slow or clogged, dirty machine-of-industry or of-politics, to become EVEN MORE, slowed down or even more clogged, despite the irony of it's (on the label) purpose. If i remember correctly, it has also been used as an INGREDIENT, amongst the ingredients list on the back of a fictional political-product (a metaphoric consumer product message-in-a-bottle (or item))