"Dani" <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote in message

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Oh man, I just came across this on You Tube, this kid is too much. A
16 year old in Melbourne, Australia who threw a party where some 500
people showed up, the cops were called and when they came to the party
the kids started throwing beer bottles at their cop-cars (lol),
helicopters were flying above, the dog squad was called in - utter
chaos. Apparently the kids' parents were away on vacation and now
he's being fined 20 thousand dollars in damages.

This link below has him being interviewed by a news lady - the funny
part is his complete disregard for the entire mess. First of all, he
did the interview with his shirt wide open, showing his nipple rings,
wearing sunglasses that he refuses to take off when the news lady asks
him to "take off those glasses and apologize" - he refuses!

This is too much - you gotta see this kid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm61svN4U5g&feature=related

Uh...Dani...I don't who's he biggest *****, the news-anchor ***** or the
idiot kid.
First, the issue of *taking off the sunglasses* seemed calculated to
intimidate the kid, who is obviously a rebellious brainless lil' *****, and
get him riled up. Ya know, my feeling about the mainstream news media is
that they're the modern version of the Catholic church -- chock full of
two-faced morality, as they exploit every situation to garner a greater
audience-share rating and more profits.
Kids who party like idiots and parents who spoil kids and who don't do
their
parenting responsibly are much in evidence all over, and America has
plenty
of it, too. I lived across the street years ago from a fuckin' perpetual
'kegger' that prompted a coupla dozen cops to shut it down one day, and
lotsa dumb, drugged, half-naked kids running outta' the house like
screaming
rats. LOL! I wished I'd had a camcorder.
Sure, you wanna hate that kid. He makes me sick. But, so does the prim and
proper bleached-blonde sorority girl. Every day, I watch this ***** news
media moralize to us about how we should be living, as they use every
emotional trick known to get an audience angry, emoting heavily,
depressed,
scared, etc. Sell the products and services! Get that consumer crap sold,
goddamnit! It's the priority above all others.
It's an ugly business -- the news. And they know exactly the nature of
their
target audience and what gets 'em stirred up. They must've loved that kid,
really. He must've been hated by nearly every straight-laced, more
conservative viewer around...hell, even for this liberal, he made me not
like him.
But, as I watched two contemptible people banter, I was reminded that the
news is really a theater of the aburd. That is what it does best: show the
insanity of humanity every day and then hypocritically criticize it. The
news biz convicts suspects before the trials begin. It ruins reputations,
their jobs, their relationships. It is one of the most evil, insidious,
assinine, BUT POPULAR AS HELL, organs of corporate crapola existing.
I know, because I wanted to become a legit part of it long ago, and almost
did as a radio news copy writer for a small station. Even there, I could
see
the ***** of the career smeared around. Lies, falsity, greed, amorality,
exploitation, fear and war mongering, hypocrisy, ad nauseam...listen
closely, it's another breaking news bulletin, folks! :))~
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On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 04:20:22 -0800 (PST), Werewolfy
<Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

On 16 Jan, 23:46, Dani <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Oh man, I just came across this on You Tube, this kid is too much. ?A
16 year old in Melbourne, Australia who threw a party where some 500
people showed up, the cops were called and when they came to the party
the kids started throwing beer bottles at their cop-cars (lol),
helicopters were flying above, the dog squad was called in - utter
chaos. ?Apparently the kids' parents were away on vacation and now
he's being fined 20 thousand dollars in damages.

This link below has him being interviewed by a news lady - the funny
part is his complete disregard for the entire mess. ?First of all, he
did the interview with his shirt wide open, showing his nipple rings,
wearing sunglasses that he refuses to take off when the news lady asks
him to "take off those glasses and apologize" - he refuses!

This is too much - you gotta see this kid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm61svN4U5g&feature=related

Hey Dani....I quite liked the lad!

Well, as I mentioned to Uncle Wally, I would've certainly liked him
when I was a teenager. I was wild as the wind back then.

does have a certain charm and character about him that's appealing but
the problem is he *is* still just a kid. And not a man.

Yes, he's a rebel type, but for a sixteen year old, he shows
remarkable maturity and remarkable potential.

...he also shows remarkable irresponsibility, though. And a
remarkable disregard for any kinda authority (his parents, the cops).

Imagine if it was Danielle who did it, Ricky?

Nipple rings and huge
sunglasses are not to my liking either, but Hell, that's his youth and
style showing.

I know it's youth. And I know how absolutely horrible I was in my
youth and what hell I must've put my parents through (they're still
recovering to this day!) ..yes, I know he's young and that behaviour
is part of the territory in some teens...but it's his total callous
attitude about the entire thing that gets me.

I'm willing to bet that given a decade, he will be quite successful in
life. The potential is there.

Maybe, we'll see. He does have that charm about him that I mentioned
but he also does have a lot of growing up to do and an understanding
between right, wrong, what's "cool" and what will get one in loads of
trouble in life whether it's popular or not. Right now he doesn't
believe he has to listen to *anyone* and that this behavior will make
him popular and...famous, even.

I was outta control as a teen...I know the satisfaction I used to get
from defying my parents and authority. Felt good really. But Corey
takes it to a new level by gaining such an enormous amount of
recognition and an apparent acceptance (and even admiration) of his
wild behaviour.

I was impressed by the way he 'handled'
the delving news reporter. She was treating him as a child, and he
didn't care to be so treated. That 'growing up' thing was clear.

She was a pushy *****. There's no way I would've taken the glasses
off, either. Whether it was back when I was a teen or even today
if was "asked" the way she asked him.

Loved his final remark on advice to other teenagers planning a similar
party...what a business future this boy has!
I know millions of true nasty types...this one doesn't seem to be in
that class. He has a certain class of his own..and I just bet he will
do well in life.

Again, we'll see if he does well. I don't think he's "nasty" as such
either. Just kinda oblivious in his thinking.

Cheers,

Dani

Werewolfy

On Wed, 16 Jan 2008 19:18:39 -0800 (PST), "UNCLE WALLY 2008 ? HOOROO
!" <sgdecember2012@yahoo.ca> wrote:

On Jan 17, 10:46 am, Dani <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Oh man, I just came across this on You Tube, this kid is too much. A
16 year old in Melbourne, Australia who threw a party where some 500
people showed up, the cops were called and when they came to the party
the kids started throwing beer bottles at their cop-cars (lol),
helicopters were flying above, the dog squad was called in - utter
chaos. Apparently the kids' parents were away on vacation and now
he's being fined 20 thousand dollars in damages.

This link below has him being interviewed by a news lady - the funny
part is his complete disregard for the entire mess. First of all, he
did the interview with his shirt wide open, showing his nipple rings,
wearing sunglasses that he refuses to take off when the news lady asks
him to "take off those glasses and apologize" - he refuses!

This is too much - you gotta see this kid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm61svN4U5g&feature=related

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Have I heard ?!?!?

Have I jolly well frickin' well heard ?!?!?

Yeppers, yes siree yes indeedy deedy deedily do, Dani ~!

U bet your frickin' cotton panties, I have ~!

His name is Corey Worthington, just 16 years old, & already he's got a
career carved out for himself ~!

In fact, all of Australia has been bombarded with it on the TV newz,
internet,
newspapers, frickin' magazines, & current affairs programs, this kid
is about to make some serious money in party promotions, thousands of
dollars in fact ~!

He's already got major agents & event promoters in Melbourne falling
over one another to get him signed up. In fact, I believe he has
already done so with an events promoter Raw Entertainment in
Melbourne, so he could have already stumbled into the profession, as
long as he does well & gets the party peoplez in ~!

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23057798-5005961,00.html

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/comments/0,22638,23060549-911,00.html

He has literally put 60 Galloway Drive, Narre Warren South on the
global map ~!

Now all peoplez from around the world will be wanting to get a glimpse
of the famous house where the party dude of the year held the big
party that went haywire, much to the annoyance of his mother Jo
Worthington & his stepfather
Steve Delaney ~!

Guess he won't be returning to *that* house anytime soon ~!

Guess he won't need to either ~!

His parents must be absolutely *horrified* - I watched part 2 of
Corey's interview and the news anchor guy told that same lady that was
on part 1 of the interview that Corey "hangs up on them" every time
they call him.. LOL!

If I was still between the ages of say...13 to 18 I'm sure I would've
thought he was "cool" back then - but now, all I can think of are his
parents and that pompous attitude he has. He really does see all of
this as fun, funny, cool etc.. and of course, as a "career
opportunity" ..but has little to no remorse (and no feeling of the
burden of responsibility) for his parents house, the neighbors, the
cops - any of that. He sees himself as "famous" for this and he's
*loving* every minute of it.

What is the legal age in Australia, Uncle Wally? Here, it's 18. I'm
just curious as to whether or what type of responsibility (as far as
the 20 grand fine) will be laid on him or if it's defaulted right onto
his parents. Also if he's still considered a minor because it doesn't
look like he's going home any time soon!

Well as we would say here - he's certainly got a set of balls on him!

Cheers,

Dani

LOL ~!

HOOROO

UNCLE WALLY

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