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Aussies can REALLY party!

Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 4:41 pm
by Tunnelcat
What do bored kids living at home do? Throw the largest wildest party ever! Just be glad he isn't your kid, or your neighbor. Check it out. The guy isn't even going to apologize for the damage he caused, let alone show his face to the reporter. Hmmmmmm.


Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 5:36 pm
by ccb056
roid?

Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 5:38 pm
by Tunnelcat
Speak up roid. Were you there? :lol:

Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:24 pm
by roid
i can't stand this Current Affair shite, only old people watch it so they can discuss how \"kids thesedays are outof control\" around the nursing-home watercooler.

these sensationalist shows are specifically designed to appeal to such people, who seem to live off fingerpointing and moral-outrage.

It's just a party, gatecrashers are common.

The kid is my hero, refusing to be intimidated by that holier-than-thou ★■◆● on national tv. His mocking apathy and completely lack of recognition or respect towards the reporter is entirely warrented, these TV shows are absolute guttertrash.
When she was asking him to take off his glasses, he should have replied by asking her to take off her shirt.

Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:52 pm
by WillyP
Yeah, the girls are all over him now.

Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 8:57 pm
by Dedman
All this showed me is Australia's morons are just as moronic as America's morons.

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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:04 pm
by TheCope
Dedman wrote:All this showed me is Australia's morons are just as moronic as America's morons.
Way cooler accent though.

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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 9:08 pm
by Duper
roid wrote:i can't stand this Current Affair *****, only old people watch it so they can discuss how "kids thesedays are outof control" around the nursing-home watercooler.

these sensationalist shows are specifically designed to appeal to such people, who seem to live off fingerpointing and moral-outrage.

It's just a party, gatecrashers are common.

The kid is my hero, refusing to be intimidated by that holier-than-thou ***** on national tv. His mocking apathy and completely lack of recognition or respect towards the reporter is entirely warrented, these TV shows are absolute guttertrash.
When she was asking him to take off his glasses, he should have replied by asking her to take off her shirt.
lol ... talking about a "holier than tho" attitude.

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Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 2:45 am
by Admiral Thrawn
roid wrote:i can't stand this Current Affair *****, only old people watch it so they can discuss how "kids thesedays are outof control" around the nursing-home watercooler.

these sensationalist shows are specifically designed to appeal to such people, who seem to live off fingerpointing and moral-outrage.

It's just a party, gatecrashers are common.

The kid is my hero, refusing to be intimidated by that holier-than-thou ***** on national tv. His mocking apathy and completely lack of recognition or respect towards the reporter is entirely warrented, these TV shows are absolute guttertrash.
When she was asking him to take off his glasses, he should have replied by asking her to take off her shirt.
This explains a lot about you Roid

Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:39 am
by MD-2389
Roid's just jealous that he can't party like that. ;)

Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:58 pm
by Testiculese
I doubt Roid's jealous about trashing his parent's house.

Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 1:02 pm
by Wheeze87
Haha, this guy is just brilliant...

\"what are you going to say to kids who want to have a party like yours\"

\"get me to do it for you\"

Genius!

Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 3:11 pm
by AceCombat
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHaH!!!111

Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 5:13 pm
by JMEaT
That kid kicks serious ass. That was the funniest ★■◆● I've seen all week. :lol:

Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 8:24 pm
by Gekko71
This kid - this whole story in fact - gives me the absolute screaming s***ts. :x :x Property was damaged, people were injured - and there are now idiots offering him money to host underage parties! Unfortunately all the media coverage is not instilling any sense of restraint or humility in this bloke.

I've got no problem with kids holding parties, and if gatecrashers turn up and you have no security, then it's always going to turn ugly. But this guy is absolving himself of all resposibility for damage to private and public property. He refuses to be held accountable for any of his actions - What a gutless wonder!

Roid is right about \"A Current Affair\" & \"Today Tonight\" - their demographics are firmly aimed at the Blue Rinse set, and they slag off at younger people given the opportunity...any opportunity! They pander to the base instincts of the nervous, the gullible, the ill-informed and the naieve. I remember an asian businesman commited suicide years back after one of their so called \"exposes\" (IE Beat-ups) because of the sheer loss of face. Shameless!!


NB: This kid's parents are currently on their way back to their home town from their Brisbane holiday (what were they thinking leaving a 16y.o. kid unsupervised anyway??) ...I wonder if the right royal arse-kicking he's gong to get will also receive as much coverage? :roll:

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Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 12:41 am
by roid
The "Chasers" shows get most of their material by mocking these current affair shows.

So to close the loop a bit for you non-australians: The aussie guys who dressed up as osama bin laden and broke through many layers of security (they got right outside of Bush's hotel when he came to australia) pretending to be a Candian motorcade. These are the "Chaser" guys.
The Chaser guys are almost directly fueled by ironic outrage over the rediculousness of these Current Affair shows. A huge amount of their shows are dedicated to mocking these current affair shows.


The 2 major prime time current affair shows "A Current Affair" and "Today Tonight", are storys consisting of:

General Racism (zomg immigrants!)
General SoccerMum concerns, such as Germs and Weight loss.
People who appear to be lazy.
People who appear to be ripping off anyone: the government.
Old people who get ripped off by everyone (lol)
Small Groups who seem to commonly rip people off and are easy to marginalise - ie: tradesmen. (appeals to "the milkman tries to steal my jewelery!" kinds of paranoid old ppl)
Kids outof control.
Anything or anyone who is "outof control".
General "the sky is falling" panic troll storys.


You gotta remember, this is the country who gave the world Rupert Murdock.
It's such a joke, sometimes you can do nothing but laugh:


<-- my absolute favourite :lol:.

There are few topics i love ranting about more than the trash that is current affair shows.
Duper wrote:
roid wrote:WORDS
lol ... talking about a "holier than tho" attitude.
hehe, i'd say my pov is pretty solid. is this too politically incorrect for you? hohohoho
i'm fine with wearing it on my sleave so that anyone (hello!) can challenge me on it. Please do
Admiral Thrawn wrote:This explains a lot about you Roid
you seem full of silent insights about me lately Thrawn :D haha

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 11:30 am
by snoopy
While the kid may be some poeple's hero.... he should be held fiscally liable for the damage to public property that resulted from his party. For that matter, his parents should hold him liable for the damage to the house. If you ask me, a \"you break it, you buy it\" policy for dealing with this sort of thing is that best way to keep the public from getting screwed by one person's antics.

I don't like lawyers, and I'm not exactly sue-happy, but I'd be pissed if it where my tax dollars paying for this idiot's goofing off.

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 3:02 pm
by Tunnelcat
I'm glad he's not my neighbor! What a weenie. Can't even show his face to the public. What's he afraid of, a royal ass kicking by the locals who had damage done my his idiocy?

I live in a college town and a few years back, frat row got really out of hand, with really wild parties, drunken brawls in the street, vandalism, public urination, etc. The local neighbors finally got fed up and forced the police to crack down. Now these poor little spoiled college kids whine when they get a MIP (minor in posession of alcohol) or their wild parties get shut down. :P

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:24 pm
by WillyP
A Chaser Affair... LOL! I'm glad you explained what they are about, otherwise I woulda thought they were parodizing American shows... All my wife favorites, that is! I'd love to see their take on 20/20, or Entertainment Tonight!

Posted: Fri Jan 18, 2008 7:56 pm
by roid

Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 11:43 pm
by Gekko71
Apparently Corey has now been charged with creating child pornography - as he filmed two minors going at it at his party ...oh dear what a pity! That's put paid to all those juicy (ie:stupid) business offers he was receiving. :lol:

...And I now have a new favourite website: http://slapcorey.com. My personal record so far is 340 meters. I invite everyone here to better my score! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 4:54 pm
by Tunnelcat
Naughty, naughty!

Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:41 pm
by roid
That child pornography thing pisses me off so much. Is a sex offence really warranted? That's going to follow the kid for life. They are throwing the book at him, trying to get him for anything they can, why?
Why are the cops trying to ruin the kids life?

oh yeah, the Blue Rinse Brigade. TRUE Menace to society (if they can really control the cops like this).

Corey Worthington should have a wiki entry (he doesn't have one yet)

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Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 5:05 am
by Admiral Thrawn
roid wrote:That child pornography thing pisses me off so much. Is a sex offence really warranted? That's going to follow the kid for life. They are throwing the book at him, trying to get him for anything they can, why?
Why are the cops trying to ruin the kids life?

oh yeah, the Blue Rinse Brigade. TRUE Menace to society (if they can really control the cops like this).

Corey Worthington should have a wiki entry (he doesn't have one yet)
That's what happens when you decide to be a prick who doesn't take accountability for his/her actions. If you want to act tough, then things are going to get tough.

Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 6:04 pm
by WillyP
Child pornography seems a little harsh.

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Posted: Tue Jan 22, 2008 9:56 pm
by roid
Admiral Thrawn wrote:
roid wrote:That child pornography thing pisses me off so much. Is a sex offence really warranted? That's going to follow the kid for life. They are throwing the book at him, trying to get him for anything they can, why?
Why are the cops trying to ruin the kids life?

oh yeah, the Blue Rinse Brigade. TRUE Menace to society (if they can really control the cops like this).

Corey Worthington should have a wiki entry (he doesn't have one yet)
That's what happens when you decide to be a prick who doesn't take accountability for his/her actions. If you want to act tough, then things are going to get tough.
you sound like your acting pretty tough. maybe some trumped up charges should come YOUR way.

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 4:21 am
by Admiral Thrawn
probably won't happen as long as I'm not acting like an irresponsible twit.

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 5:26 am
by roid
don't make political waves and if you're lucky the establishment won't try to make an example of you

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:29 am
by Admiral Thrawn
I mean, really, think about what's happened because of his actions.

Neighbors properties damaged
Police property damaged
His own home damaged
Refusing to apologize on TV
Disrespecting News Anchor
News of this traveling world wide, causing great embarrasment to his parents.

When I first watched this, I admit, I got a slight chuckle out of it, but I thought about it for a while, and realized that this kid is a real brat. What's worse is that so many people are justifying his behavior by glorifying his actions. I'm quite sure that if it were your child, you would be pretty pissed off. And if you think you would be proud that this is your kid, then I'll pray that you don't reproduce.

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:06 am
by JMEaT
I suppose the law is the law. The fact that he is being a cock about things doesn't surprise me the authorities are crucifying him.

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 1:34 pm
by Gekko71
I think you'll find that the child pornography charges came up because he either started (or threatened) to distribute the footage for money, status etc.

There have been other cases of wild parties by teenagers in Australia in years gone past, but charges have never been laid. What makes this case so newsworthy is that (a) the bloke is unrepentant and (b) there are people wiling to exploit the situation (and a really bloody naive 16y.o.) for their own personal gain.

By slapping child pornography charges on Corey, the police effectively cut his profitability to unscrupulous promoters and protect the people who were (allegedly) filmed.

I haven't heard anything else about this story in the media since the charges were laid, so I can only assume that it worked - the media have backed off, the offers have dried up and his 15 minutes are thankfully over.

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 5:54 pm
by Tunnelcat
The frontal lobes of the brain don't fully develop until about 25 years of age. Until then, hormones and stupidity rule. What I don't get is why the parents even left this kid alone.

They had to realize he wasn't very mature. Either they were to busy and weren't paying attention to his bull**** or he was playing them for suckers.

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:31 pm
by roid
I recall one large private party my friend held, i knew practically everyone there.

But some group came off the street and tried to gatecrash it, they tried to fight their way in. And later on in the night they came back as we were all leaving and conked my on my friends round the head with an iron pipe - he went to hospital iirc.
We were not expecting any of this.

It was a private party.
But this is what gatecrashers do.
Should police charge the party organiser for the assault?
This even happens at private partys

You don't know my friend who organised the party. You also don't know Corey Worthington. I've already said that Australia's \"A Current Affair\" is tabloid journalism. DO YOU NEED THE WIKI ARTICLE TO PROVE IT? But you still think you've heard enough about the situation to judge guilty.
I'm telling you, i've seen people charged with sex offences because someone caught them peeing in the bushes. It's a commonly used trumped up charge - it is not justice in any form.

Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 8:47 pm
by WillyP
We used to have big parties in sandpits and out in the woods... I grew up in the sticks, what you Aussies call the outback.

Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 12:26 am
by Admiral Thrawn
Roid, you're an idiot if you're trying to stand behind this guy.

He decided to take advantage of his parent's absense, and because of that, things went to crap. But instead of dealing with a situation that started BECAUSE of his original action, he decided to not deal with it and not apologize. The fact that he was hiding from his parent's shows that he KNOWS he was in the wrong.

Doesn't take a rocket scientist on this one.

Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 12:31 am
by Money!
I'm 18 and love to party. But even I know this kid is a fuckin' ★■◆●. That ★■◆● isn't cool.

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Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 1:38 am
by roid
Admiral Thrawn wrote:Roid, you're an idiot
NO U

Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 4:53 pm
by Tunnelcat
Just listening to the guy you can tell he's a dip****! Tabloid news or not, stupid is as stupid does. We get the same type of tabloid crap in the U.S. as well and have to listen to it day in and day out mixed in with real news.

Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2008 7:07 pm
by Dakatsu