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Started by trashy_chica · 16 Jan 2008 · 110 posts survive (10 recovered from print copies, Common Crawl and other captures) · see it on the Wayback Machine

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trashy_chicaTrash it up!
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 11:58amSubject: Corey da Party Boy
Ok i couldnt wait, here's a thread!!!! laugh

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More where that came from!!!

http://www.myspace.com/coreydelaneythepartyman
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 12:00pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Ooh and more! HAHAHAHA


http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/...419841349.html


Party boy Corey flees radio interview

Miki Perkins
January 16, 2008 - 10:19A

Party boy Corey Worthington fled the studios of an FM radio station this morning during an interview on live radio. The 16-year-old from Narre Warren bolted out of the studio and fled down a fire escape after radio host Matt Tilley tried to remove his plastic yellow sunglasses, which he had kept on throughout the interview.

He was chased by several news camera operators and an anxious radio producer but disappeared. Corey later returned to the studio and completed the on-air interview.

Before making his escape, Corey was asked if he had anything to say to his parents who might be listening. "Sorry," he said. Asked if he was planning to return to home, he said: "To get my clothes and stuff". Asked if he ever wanted to go home again, he said: "I do sort of, but don't know right now".

Corey also said he had been approached by DJ Lako to run an underage club in Melbourne. The hosts asked Corey if he was merely a brat who couldn't handle the truth, to which he replied, "Nuh". Listeners who called the studio to speak with Corey were overwhelmingly hostile, with one woman telling him he had no respect for anyone else and a man calling him a "knob" and warning him to "watch out". Corey, dressed in a white cap, fluoro yellow T-shirt and white high-top sneakers, appeared tense while being interviewed.

The teenager threw a house party on Saturday night while his parents were interstate, at which 500 teenagers spilled on to the streets, damaging property and throwing projectiles at police cars. The out-of-control party and its aftermath have attracted media attention worldwide and drawn speculation that the teenager could earn big money by appearing on TV and promoting parties. Victoria Police has also threatened to bill the boy's family $20,000 in damages.
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makaPosts: 635
Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 12:03pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Biggest tool ever. I heard on the radio he had been offered heaps of coin to sell his story. Fluro fag hope next time someone shits on your mums pillow.
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 12:12pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
yeah worse things coulda happened to his place!!! laugh

some gold pics from itm...

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AND more funny-as stories from the craptastic reporters at news.com.au...Funny thing is, I think teh reporter is looking at the fake site which I posted in the news thread rofl

'Party Boy' flaunts his fame online
Tuesday Jan 15 17:00 AEDT

By Henri Paget and Matt Bachl
ninemsn

Victoria's own 'Party Boy' is lapping up his notoriety on a personal Myspace page, where his peers are joining him in celebrating his newfound fame.

Corey Worthington has changed his profile picture to a National Nine News image which was taken the morning after his out-of-control party sparked a riot in suburban Melbourne.

"Me lookin s*** after the massive Narre party," reads a caption on the picture, while others say "me bein (sic) a knob", "gay pic of me" and "me nipple ring (HI-5)".

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Alongside the image are several older photos which show the 16-year-old sporting dark hair and flexing for the camera.

"Woah get any [more] muscler n u (sic) could make the Rock look unfit," comments 16-year-old "Rozzyy".

Up to 500 alcohol-fuelled teenagers turned up to Worthington's house last Saturday night after he posted an open invite on his Myspace page.

Police were forced to bring in the dog squad and call for helicopter assistance to disperse the throng, after they damaged police cars and neighbourhood property in Narre Warren South.

There was no sign of Corey at his Narre Warren home today when his parents arrived home from holiday, sparking rumours the teenager has run away.

Although Worthington's acts of rebellion have enraged his parents and local authorities, friends seem to be congratulating him on his exploits.

"Haha everyone's commenting about the party and you being on the news," writes a friend.

"I think you have fans!"

Only a couple of the comments offer any sort of criticism.

"You're pretty f***ing stupid Corey," writes 15-year-old Louise.

"lol nice hair."

On the profile page of the site, Worthington has posted a video of his appearance on A Current Affair last night during which he stubbornly refused to remove his sunglasses.

"Best party ever, that's what everyone's saying," he told the program.

Meanwhile, a Facebook profile claiming to be Corey's has attracted almost 100 real fans.

"Just know you're a hero in the US, keep up the good work," David Goodman wrote on the Facebook profile, which lists Corey's religious views as "Party hard".

Other messages further demonstrated just how far the story had travelled.

"Dude im in South America at the moment checking out the news ... That's the coolest funniest interview I've ever seen," wrote Chris Bryant.

Allison Buchanan added: "OMG my mum heard about you all the way in England, you are truly a f*** up and a legend!"

BBC, CNN and the Guardian are among the major international news providers to have picked up on the story, which has also appeared on gay news site Queer Filter and Ordu-language On the Myspace page he lists his occupation as "stuff", and says he is looking for dating, serious relationships and friends.

He also says his star sign is Aries, and that he plans to have children "someday",

"I got my nipple, tongue and eyebrow pierced," he writes.

"I love to go out to partys (sic) and the beach."

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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 12:16pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
rofl rofl rofl
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 12:17pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
ooh and one more tidbit from ITM, i just had to quote it...

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ooooo can we skip to chapter 5 already???
u know.. the bit where he gets his fameous electro ass rapped a zillion times by the other inmates?
haha!
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 1:33pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
the photochopping continues...

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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 2:40pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 2:43pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Tool of the year, for sure.. which says alot coz I was really impressed by that ratchet with the adjustable head that Bunning's has been selling.


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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 2:44pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
he is a champion, that is all.
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 3:27pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
wikipedia entry, denied!


Rejected ... Corey Delaney, pictured in bad sunglasses, made the newspapers but won't make Wikipedia / Darren McNamara

MELBOURNE teenager and infamous "party boy" Corey Delaney has managed to ruffle a new set of feathers without even lifting a finger.

A heated debate among the contributors of Wikipedia took place this morning over whether or not the 16-year-old wild child deserved his own entry on the website. "He's a d***head kid. We don't write articles about every d***head kid, even the ones who have been on ACA (A Current Affair)," wrote one user, who voted that the entry be deleted. Corey attracted international attention after a party he threw while his parents were on holiday spun out of control and resulted in damage to cars and neighbouring houses. A Wikipedia entry for the teen troublemaker, created by a user called Fosnez, was online for 35 minutes before being deleted by other users.

The deletion sparked a debate among contributors to the website, a user-generated encyclopedia that is policed for accuracy and relevance by members of the public. "Speaking as an Australian – can people outside this country actually tell what is important in another person's culture and then make the rules about deletion?" asked user Bebe Jumea after the page was deleted. "His advice... when asked by the reporter what would he say to other kids having a home alone party – 'get me to run it' – neatly overturns the powerbase of tabloid television, so please think twice about deletion."

Original author Fosnez appealed the decision and said Corey had become a notable person after his out-of-control party was reported by news outlets such as CNN, BBC and The Guardian. "This event may cause a change in some laws (or) policies in Victoria, and it would be important for Wikipedia to capture the context of the driving forces behind these changes," they said. Corey's supporters were eventually outnumbered by contributors who argued he was notable only in connection to an event of short-term interest, which did not satisfy Wikipedia's requirements for an entry.

User Mattinbgn said it was also inappropriate to create an entry to document a single mistake made by an under-age person. "Is it fair on a 16-year-old child to create a Wikipedia article on him about something that he may look back on and regret?" they asked. "Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, not a tabloid and editors should remember their ethical obligations when writing about children, even if the press do not." One user called Dihydrogen supported the decision to the delete the entry but admitted they were biased. "Apart from the fact that anything that appears on ACA is probably non-notable bulls***, this one actually isn't notable," he or she said. "Plus, I'm bitter cos I didn't get an invite icon_cry"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Corey_Delaney
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 8:19pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Producing Child Pornography?

WTF?? That's disgraceful.

Get him for public nuisance, but don't up the charges.

If I were his parents, I'd get the best lawyers I could afford and make that $20,000 look like chicken feed compared to the court costs after publicly calling my kid a pedophile.

Doesn't surprise me though... Victorian Police are the most corrupt in Australia.
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 8:28pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
where does it say that J?

Oh u mean this...I think its a totally different party, the story surfaced at the same time as party boy but was diff peeps. Either that, or its because a few of his mates filmed people going for it in the bathroom or whatever...child pr0n just needs to have people under 18 engaged in lewd acts or whatever!

Teen charged with producing child porn

By staff writers


January 16, 2008 05:20pm
Article from: NEWS.com.au

A TEENAGER arrested in connection with an incident at a party in suburban Melbourne at the weekend has been charged with producing child pornography.

He was one of two 16-year-olds arrested and questioned today by police investigating the incident.

The youth charged has been released on bail and will appear in court on February 22.

Police said a brief would be prepared in relation to the other male.
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 8:55pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
oops my bad, u are right! hilarious!!! probably child porn charges cause there is video footage on the net n shit. they are just trying to scare him n get someone to pay for the filth that had to come out and calm everyone down. i dont think corey is being charged, prob his mate, but its a good enuff reason to bring him in laugh

he's not getting any sympathy from me! haahah!

Party teen facing child porn charges

A 16-year-old boy is facing charges of producing child pornography and creating a public nuisance following a wild party in Melbourne's outer suburbs last weekend.

The teenager and another 16-year-old boy were arrested on Wednesday and questioned by police over their role in the party, which ended with police cars and neighbours' property being damaged.
 Up to 30 police officers, a police helicopter and the dog squad were sent to the venue on Saturday night after neighbours raised the alarm. The event, which was advertised by SMS and on internet social networking site MySpace, attracted as many as 500 revellers and has made news around the world.

"Detectives have interviewed two 16-year-old youths over incidents on the weekend. One male has been charged with producing child pornography and creating a public nuisance," a police statement read. The first boy had been bailed to appear at a children's court on February 22, while a brief was being prepared in relation to the other boy, the statement added. The arrests capped a mad four days with the law finally catching up with one of the youths, who has become a media celebrity.

The teenage party host - who cannot be named for legal reasons - was initially unrepentant about the affair, adopting a cavalier attitude towards authorities and his parents, who at the time were on holiday interstate, as he cultivated his new-found fame. He maintained a public profile, appearing on television and radio as well as spending time at the beach with friends, and making international headlines.

But on Wednesday, police made sure he was kept out of the public spotlight. After a nearly five-hour grilling at Narre Warren police station, the teen was bundled into the front passenger seat of a marked squad car, which left at high speed, shaking off a pack of pursuing media cars. Earlier this week, Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Christine Nixon lambasted the teenager for his lack of remorse and threatened to bill him up to $20,000 for damages and the cost of deploying police. His parents - who also cannot be named for legal reasons - met with police on Tuesday and said: "We think he should be punished. We have our own views on what should happen and will discuss it with the police."
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 9:07pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Yep this guy is an absolute loser. The worst part about it all is that he's probably now going to make more money from this than any of us will ever see in our lives and never have to work a day on his life. Fluoro electro metro wanker!
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 9:10pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Nah I give him 2 years tops. Once his voice breaks and he gets a beer gut, he is toast. A minor Aussie 'A-list' celebrity at most (I mean, who the fuck are the A-listers in oz besides gross footballers and washed out models?? Noone gives a shit!)...
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 9:15pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
I give him until fluro goes out.

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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 9:26pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
1989?
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Posted: 16 Jan 2008, 10:48pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 7:26amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Yep this guy is an absolute loser. The worst part about it all is that he's probably now going to make more money from this than any of us will ever see in our lives and never have to work a day on his life. Fluoro electro metro wanker!

Dude, It's Australia. Celebrities don't make shit. He'll make $100K tops, and blow it all before he's 18 and then in 2020 they'll have a "where are they now?" feature on him.

The cops are stupid for arresting him. Notice how all the papers have stopped printing his name? It's because he's a minor.

One of them will fuck up and allow it in comments or some such, and so there is no way is he going to get a fair trial.

It's a fucking farce that's going to cost much more than $20,000.

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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 8:16amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
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The teenage party host - who cannot be named for legal reasons

Gee i bet he's glad he wasn't named in that article, now no-one knows his name...  eyebrow

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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 9:08amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
it was teh media putting it all over the papers before, not the police, so its not their fault everyone knows about him. for legal reasons, the police cannot name a minor once they are charged Smiley
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 9:24amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Nah I give him 2 years tops. Once his voice breaks and he gets a beer gut, he is toast. A minor Aussie 'A-list' celebrity at most (I mean, who the fuck are the A-listers in oz besides gross footballers and washed out models?? Noone gives a shit!)...

how about a mention on a creepy Bert Newton show 10 years later
I think that's on the cards
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 9:33amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
how about a mention on a creepy Bert Newton show 10 years later
I think that's on the cards

Bert Newton still has a show???!!!!!  crackhead eek wow
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 11:31amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
it was teh media putting it all over the papers before, not the police, so its not their fault everyone knows about him. for legal reasons, the police cannot name a minor once they are charged Smiley

i know i know, its just a bit funny thats all
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 12:48pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
for sure! whats even funnier is that the crapvertiser is putting Corey's name all over the front page, alongside the charges, isnt this kinda breaching the law???

Corey fights for his right to party]
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T has been a whirlwind five days for notorious teen party animal Corey - and he is cashing in on his global notoriety but refusing to see his parents.

After his riotous gathering, which ended in a 500-strong teenage rampage through the streets of Narre Warren South on Sunday morning, he has turned his back on mother Jo and stepfather Steve Delaney.

Regardless of whether he wanted to return to the Galloway Drive house yesterday, they didn't want to see him.

OMG they even posted a link to THE BEASTIE BOYS - YOU GOTTA FIGHT!! OMG LAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 12:53pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Ive only got one for him..WANKER


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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 1:18pmrecoveredSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
dont like him, why not Slap Corey! (http://www.slapcorey.com/)
Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 1:25pmrecoveredSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Melbourne party boy charged (http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=358617)

Sorry if its a repost  :)
Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 1:28pmrecoveredSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
ok, some post-lunch corey lovehating!

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just some funny shit here: http://www.coreydelaney.com/

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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 2:18pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
dont like him, why not Slap Corey!
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 2:28pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
ok, some post-lunch corey lovehating!

Save Corey Teeshirt at Ebay

just some funny shit here: http://www.coreydelaney.com/

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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 11:07pmrecoveredSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
funny shit, think it's gold! can't wait to see the parents meet up with him :lol:
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Posted: 17 Jan 2008, 11:53pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
HAHHAA!

Corey Worthington's internet profile rockets

Karen Collier

January 17, 2008 04:33pm

TEEN brat Corey Worthington's profile continues to skyrocket with reports of nude party games and a music video devoted to his exploits emerging. Scenes of debauchery have emerged from the notorious house party hosted by the young rebel - reportedly including teenage girls playing Twister semi-naked. Websites dedicated to the teenager are flourishing, with thousands taking up the offer to "slap some sense into Corey". Other sites focus on Corey's now-infamous yellow sunglasses.  And a tongue-in-cheek page on social networking site Facebook suggests money be raised to pay a $20,000 fee considered by police to recoup costs of his wild weekend function at Narre Warren.

"He can only afford cheap sunnies and doesn't even have a shirt on his back. Please help, If we get 20 thousand members to give just $1 each, he can throw another party, and get a second nipple ring," it quips. The site also links to a YouTube video featuring a tune set to Bob Dylan's iconic song Hurricane, hailing "the story of naughty Corey". Dozens of Facebook groups slamming or hero-worshipping the errant teen have been created on Facebook since the weekend party mayhem in suburban Melbourne hit the headlines.  Scores of mocked-up pictures of the infamous party animal are also appearing on the internet.

The riotous weekend party in Narre Warren South continues to grab attention around the world, and the 16-year-old has even been identified for a potential role on Big Brother. While he is too young to be a housemate, Big Brother producers have flagged the potential for some involvement. "His fame and notoriety hasn't escaped the executive producers of Big Brother ... he would deliver the Ten demographic in droves," one insider said.

OK these are from the News.com.au website, so a few are a bit lameo! Imagine if we used this energy n brainpower to solve world hunger n shit haha! or, writing decent news stories!

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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 12:07amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
funny shit, think it's gold! can't wait to see the parents meet up with him laugh
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 1:35amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
could be the next BAM MARGERA
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 1:58amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
differing levels of fame,
411 videos and, sponsors. from pro skating.
to worldwide recogntion and millions of dollars for what ever it was he did.
but he was a pro skater before before it all and famous in his own right, but nothing compared to post jackass
Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 8:44amrecoveredSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Fluoro electro metro wanker!

They're called 'Nemo'.. it's the newest wave since the 'Emo'.


There's a great parody on the Js sung to the 'Hurricane' theme (Dylan). I checked the site, which they said it is there, but no luck. If anybody finds a link - POST!!!
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 9:00amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy

 Off topic/

 Bam rocks.

 A total self absorbed spoilt asshole but I can't help liking him

 I miss Viva La Bam.

 
 
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 9:44amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Fluoro electro metro wanker!

They're called 'Nemo'.. it's the newest wave since the 'Emo'.


There's a great parody on the Js sung to the 'Hurricane' theme (Dylan). I checked the site, which they said it is there, but no luck. If anybody finds a link - POST!!!
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 10:37amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
think i saw that parody video on the news.com.au site...checking now!!

Hahha they called him 'nu-rave' in this review of his fashion taste - http://blogs.news.com.au/fullychic/index.php/news/comments/fear_of_fabulousness_what_do_corey_and_gen_party_get_about_fashion_that_old/ idiots!! its a made up fashion trend!

OK FUCKING AWESOME this guy isnt gonna last a YEAR with calls like this!!

Party boy Corey Delaney can't face parents

By Byron Kaye

January 18, 2008 01:00am
Article from: The Daily Telegraph

COREY Delaney, the international poster boy for teenage rebellion, came close to returning home to face the music yesterday but chickened out at the last minute. The 16-year-old Melbourne boy has been on the run since last weekend when a party, at his parents' home while they were on holiday, got out of control and 500 drunken guests terrorised the neighbourhood.

Other developments in this story cannot be reported for legal reasons. Corey is also known by his birth name, Corey Worthington.  Yesterday he said he had gone to the house with friends but feared seeing his mum and stepdad would end the fun he was having with his newfound fame. "I drove past it with my mates early this morning," he said while relaxing at the beach with friends.

"I decided not to in the end. I'm sure that they'll be angry at me, but I'm having fun with it and I don't want to go in yet." Corey's mother Jo said she had been in contact with her son but would not elaborate. She said he was no longer living at the house, "and he won't be for some time". With his yellow sunglasses and bare chest one of the fastest spreading images on the internet, Corey is already in demand from some of Australia's biggest youth-oriented brands.

Big Brother and the lads' mag Zoo Weekly have both approached the bleach-haired teen, while Universal Music is believed to be considering a reissue of the Beastie Boys classic Fight For Your Right (To Party) in Corey's image. "That's pretty good, I like that," Corey said about the Beastie Boys rumour.

"It's pretty good if it pulls through. Who doesn't like money? "I wasn't around when they originally got famous but I don't mind their music." He also wouldn't mind a trip to Sydney - all expenses paid, of course - to party with its AFL stars. "I'd love to, anytime," he said. "If someone could fly me up then definitely. "I like the Swans. They should party with me sometime. Big Bazza Barry Hall would be a good partier." When it was suggested he take his antics to the US and party girls Paris Hilton or Britney Spears, he said: "I reckon I'd be too high class for them."


Corey said he had been asked to host hundreds of "informal" parties, but talk of being offered $10,000 to host nightclub events had so far come to nothing. He had no regrets about refusing to take off his sunglasses in an interview with A Current Affair's Leila McKinnon - an exchange that seems destined for classic status. "I reckon it's hilarious and so do my mates," he said. Asked if his new fame had helped his chances with the ladies, Corey said: "They either want to get to know me or they hate me, there's no in the middle right now. "It's fun, it's awesome. I'm famous, I like being famous."

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Ok here u go, he has a facebook entry! http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=8804268948

Here ya go, the hurricane parody!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ziisSmEvZE
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 10:57amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
I don't understand why so many people hate this kid.

He didn't do anything wrong. It wasn't him in the street throwing rocks at police cars. It wasn't him in the neighbors yard smashing their hideous concrete statues. He didn't encourage anyone to do these things either. He wasn't in the street, saying "hey, smash that thing there".

He followed the police's directions to stay in his house.

He was an idiot for advertising the party on Myspace, but if you can be arrested for stupid mistakes then each and every one of us should be in jail.

Furthermore if people like Alexander Downer can get off scott free after the AWB, if Brendan Nelson can be made leader of the opposition after the crap he pulled as Health and Defense minister, I really can not see why so many people think this kid should apologise.

After all, they just threw the parties that allowed the AWB and Kosvoko incidents, and when the shit hit the fan their hands up and said "it wasn't my fault!"
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 11:02amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
i dont hate him, i dont think anyone does, we just think he's a massive knob as well as being extremely entertaining! in fact, most people here at AM like him loads! its the usual middle-class outrage reporting that is causing this, people are just reacting.
Munkee Snaps

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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 12:36pmrecoveredSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
notice the resemblance?
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/213/515343101_2adb61c380_m.jpg)(http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/ffximage/rgn_corey_wideweb__470x350,2.jpg)

(http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l189/Cavey_LMT/coreyadd.jpg)

:lol:
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 12:54pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
I don't understand why so many people hate this kid.

He didn't do anything wrong. It wasn't him in the street throwing rocks at police cars. It wasn't him in the neighbors yard smashing their hideous concrete statues. He didn't encourage anyone to do these things either. He wasn't in the street, saying "hey, smash that thing there".

He followed the police's directions to stay in his house.

He was an idiot for advertising the party on Myspace, but if you can be arrested for stupid mistakes then each and every one of us should be in jail.

Furthermore if people like Alexander Downer can get off scott free after the AWB, if Brendan Nelson can be made leader of the opposition after the crap he pulled as Health and Defense minister, I really can not see why so many people think this kid should apologise.

After all, they just threw the parties that allowed the AWB and Kosvoko incidents, and when the shit hit the fan their hands up and said "it wasn't my fault!"

Only you could turn this into a pathetically facile political polemic. The party incident has little to do with it. Have you heard him speak? He is a knob, plain and simple.
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 1:36pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
notice the resemblance?


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laugh
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 2:14pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
He is a knob, plain and simple.

So are you, but you've not been arrested for child porn nor been asked to pay damages for something that is not your fault.

I think the anger directed as this kid is misguided, and a bigger sign that Australia's society is going down the toilet, than anything the kid actually did.

He was a 16 year old kid who had a party when his parents were away.

I did that. I've smashed bottles on the roads and alleyways, I've woken up in the neighbors garden, I've been involved in graffiti and vandalism, I've done all of that.

More importantly every single person I know has a similar story.

There's only two differences from when we were a kid - the media and the level of conservatism currently in our system...

The media beat up this story and turned what should have been a story about the pathetic over reaction by a gung-ho (and corrupt) police force into a story about how "the youth of today have no morals", and every man and his dog lapped it up like the fools we've become.

What happened to Australia loving a joke and larger than life larikins?

We're a nation that was created by criminals, and yet 200 years later we're treating a kid who has actually done nothing illegal like he's the spawn of satan himself and commited the worst crimes imaginable.

I just hate how Australia is becoming so conservative.
bezzPosts: 75
Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 3:24pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
i agree its all the media playing it up. They made a huge deal of this kid as he showed 'no remorse'. Hell if the dickheads from ACA showed up on my doorstep and tried to criticise me i woulda done the exact same thing!
Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 3:29pmrecoveredSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
not bad really, the ones at itm are about 12 pages tho :E
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 3:31pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
J i think u are overreacting somewhat!!! sure, there was THAT reaction u were talking about, but its dropped out of the news entirely! shockjocks always have their story, and losers their 15 mins of fame, but its not like this is a long term hate fest.

cmon, even u would have to agree that next week there will be another stupid middle-class outrage story... icon_wink

as for the police corruption shit, cmon, if the media didnt get involved it woulda been a massively different story. sure, he mighta still been in for charges, but both u n i know that its just to freak him out.
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 3:43pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Once again J. Most of the public that I have talked to, or heard from, have no complaints about what he did; They just think he is a knob. If he didn't have the personality of a cabbage I don't think most people would care. The state dumping some trumped up claims on someone for a mistake has been happening for years though. Don't act like the four horseman have come to claim Australia for our suddenly morally bereft police force. He is still liable by law for a certain extent of the damages though, so the police being protectors of the law have little recourse. If you have problems with those laws fine, but they are in place for some fairly rational reasons.

ACA and the rest of the media have always been vultures for this horse shit, and rightfully so, I'm sure their ratings are hitting some peaks recently. If that is the main agenda for them, then mission accomplished; It's nothing particularly shocking to find out the media tend to sensationalise though.

To act like the public have all suddenly decided that its time to throw all civil liberties away and stone this knob in the public square at midday though, makes me think you need to turn off the talkback radio and actually talk to John Q. Public.
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 4:17pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Ooh I like this opinion piece...
http://www.livenews.com.au/Articles/2008/01/17/Fashionably_defiant
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In generations past, the hippies were reactionary, the punk-rockers were angry, the metal-heads were angrier, the grunge kids were apathetic and the emos were excessively sensitive.

But this generation is simply here to have fun, and be fashionable. Fun and fashion at any and all costs, irrespective of what happens to them or the consequences of their actions. This is how they roll, and nothing gets in their way. And if it does, it’s met with an untouchable blankness, layered with a Teflon coat of sardonic cool. It seems fitting that their outfits, which give more than a gentle nod to the 1980’s, also come stitched with the same attitudes – only suped up and acutely savage.

With a generation of kids flaunting irresponsibility as a fashion trait, unfortunately the fear of the law and retribution will escape them as easily as the memory of the last season of Australian Idol. The simple fact is, to most teenagers, the capricious whims of popularity and acceptance are leagues stronger than the boring adult ideas of responsibility and conscience.

And the other even simpler fact is – kids will be kids.

Having said that, however, like all good punks, he simply is a right little bastard.

and I like this comment after it...

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Its a good point you make Matt. A distinctive part of this generation we are seeing is not only their raucous attitude, but their incredible media savviness. There was no doubt the child in question rang rings around McKinnon, and left her looking somewhat dry. Kids are totally clued into what the media do, and replicate their techniques and tricks every day of their lives on myspace, youtube etc. So when it's time to front up to the big boys, they are well prepared.
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Posted: c. 18 Jan 2008, 4:29pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
not bad really, the ones at itm are about 12 pages tho teef
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 9:24pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
and?
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 9:24pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
At least Bam got famous initially through actual skill, ie. the pro skateboarding tour...

I never knew Bam as a skateboarder. I just knew him as a dumb ass on MTV  laugh

Oh, and theres no skill in arranging 500 attendance parties  teef
Go Corey. Granted he looks like a emo fag with worse dyed hair than Britney, but highly entertaining. Those glasses are funny.

Like a clown at the circus. We all love clowns.  biggrin
Well, I do
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 9:25pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Reading the latest posts I have to quote a few bits and pieces...

Universal Music is believed to be considering a reissue of the Beastie Boys classic Fight For Your Right (To Party) in Corey's image.

Pathetic. I hate the mainstream labels and their shameless ways. Sullying a classic!

Bertie Beetle reference...

Classic stuff Anna!  rofl

the personality of a cabbage

rofl

It's all so funny!
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Posted: 18 Jan 2008, 10:55pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy


Oh, and theres no skill in arranging 500 attendance parties 



most Adelaide promoters would kill for that
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Posted: 19 Jan 2008, 6:41pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
From SKruff.com

Australian Party Monster Branded a 'Genius'

16 year old house party promoter turned global internet celebrity Corey
 Delaney was on course to make tens of thousands of dollars this week
 after he humiliated top Australian journalists who tried to ridicule him
 on TV.

The Melbourne teenager used Myspace to attract 500 revellers who
 promptly trashed the upmarket neighbourhood when 30 cops turned up with a dog
 squad and police helicopter in tow to crush his lively house party.

Speaking after the event on Australian news show  "A Current Affair'
 the photogenic blonde teen wore new rave style yellow sunglasses and
 smiled when host Leila McKinnon ordered him to 'take off those glasses and
 apologise to everyone you've frightened' in a brilliantly miscalculated
 move to tell him off.

"Take off your glasses and apologise to us," she demanded, " "I'll say
 sorry but I'm not taking off my glasses," Corey chuckled. "Why not?"
 she demanded. "Because . .  They're famous", he replied,

LM: (Slowly)"Because your glasses are famous . . ?"

CD: "Yeah".

LM: "Why are you glasses famous?"

CD: "Everyone likes them, so, I'm not taking them off."

LM: You're pretty happy with the look and the attitude you've got, are
 you?"

CD: "Yeah, my parents aren't, but I am."

Corey's masterstroke, however, came at the end of the 3 minute
 interview as McKinnon demanded "What would you say to other kids who are
 thinking of partying while their parents are out of town?"

"Get me to do it for you," he replied, "Best party ever."

Asked by another TV channel how the party started he laughed 'I can't
 remember, I was off my head," prompting Daily Telegraph columnist Andrew
 Ramadge to dub him a 'genius'.

"Corey Delaney's talent for showing up interviewers trying to trade on
 his vilification, while still looking like an extra from Clueless, has
 made him a pin-up for a generation of young Australians suspicious of
 the media and clued-in to the ways of modern marketing," he enthused.

"In the past week, this seemingly brain-dead 16-year-old has left
 seasoned media personalities looking like bigger twits than himself by
 refusing to flinch during on-screen interrogations and out-manoeuvring the
 questions of interviewers."

Melbourne police later fined Corey £9,000 for damage caused by his bash
 though press reports predicted he's on course to make thousands from
 deals with lifestyle magazines and nightclubs.

"He's got character," club promoter Raed Melk from House Of Pain told
 the Telegraph, "Quite a few clubs would be interested in having him
 because he got 500 people all the way out there."
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Posted: 20 Jan 2008, 7:06pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
I find myself laughing at his interviews but at the same time I'd love to give him a hard kick to the groin and more importantly punch him in those faggy glasses.

And what's this shit about him being able to be some kind of awesome promoter because of this? How freakin hard is it to put an open invite up for a party on MySpace?
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Posted: 20 Jan 2008, 8:50pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
im gonna buy a tee shirt hahaha
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 6:09pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
has anyone else noticed in different articles that his name is either 'corey delaney' or 'corey worthington'? just heard on aca he named himself 'corey worthington'..
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 6:20pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
yeah he goes by both names apparently... seen it mentioned in the news, might have a remarried mother or something?
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Posted: 23 Jan 2008, 7:15pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
whether u think he's a dickhead or not (i dont- a fag maybe, but not a dickhead) u have to admit this

"Get me to do it for you," he replied, "Best party ever."


is pretty fkn funny
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 6:42pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Corey Worthington is Australia's Paris Hilton

NEARLY 700,000 Australians have given Corey Worthington a virtual slap, but the infamous Melbourne party boy is to have the last laugh as he embarks on a national tour that could make him rich.

Corey, who has given up his plans to be an apprentice carpenter, has been taken under the wing of manager to the stars Max Markson, to set off on a party tour which could eventually net him $100,000 over the next year.

The wild party the 16-year-old threw early this month at his parents' house while they were away attracted 500 revellers, 30 police, the dog squad, reams of international publicity and sent him on a ride he admits has been "crazy".

He has been condemned by commentators for being an irresponsible and arrogant brat, hailed by others for being a legend.

But Max Markson believes Corey is the most marketable teen in Australia.

He will host and DJ parties in Sydney and Brisbane over the next two months with another in Melbourne on his 17th birthday on March 21. Parties in Adelaide and Perth are also planned.

"He did a great party in the wrong place, we're going to put on a great party in the right place," Mr Markson said.

Corey's defiant attitude after the party spawned a number of websites, one of which invited users to "slap Corey down the street". By early tonight, he had been slapped by 695,000 users.

Mr Markson said Corey had been punished enough and now deserved to make a living.

"I think he's been admonished for his behaviour, with the public reaction and the fact his parents were obviously very angry with him," Mr Markson said.

"His family has taken him back, he's 16 and left school, he's got to work.

"He was thinking about being an apprentice carpenter, but this is a great opportunity for him to make a lot more money.

"I'm hoping to make him in the next year $50,000 to $100,000.

"He's the most famous and popular 16-year-old in Australia at the moment.

"If you want to get to the 13 to 18-year-olds in Australia, he's the top of the tree."

Mr Markson, who said he would take his usual 20 per cent cut from anything Corey makes, said the teen has received offers to make TV commercials, from record companies and invitations from as far as the UK.

Corey told the Nine Network tonight that life as a professional party boy was much better than getting his hands dirty on a building site.

"Working on a building site was pretty hard. Now I've got a manager, life's good," he said.

He said he was throwing a party in Melbourne on Sunday, admitting his ride since the infamous party at his parents' has been "a bit crazy".
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 8:34pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
What does his 'DJing' entail? Put on some club hits cd's and sit back or something? I Doubt he's ever touched a set of decks and played decent music in his life! At least in Adelaide he'll be shuffled off to some shithouse club like Church or something where he's safely away from real music lovers...
Miss*NatPosts: 639
Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 9:15pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Doing the flick between TT & ACA tonight was highly amusing with their dual running Corey stories  laugh
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 9:38pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
haha they still on about that! jeebus.

This was the greatest - Channel 9 doing a story about the 'rise & rise' of Corey, him getting decked out in new threads, introducing his agent, talking about how much money he is going to apparently make, while Channel 7 is running a story on how Channel 9 has changed it's tune on Corey's antics and how not a week ago he smoked them now they're paying him to come back for another interview all the while not really promoting a positive image for Australia's youth!!!

Ah bless 'em!  teef
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Posted: 24 Jan 2008, 9:54pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
i missed the new story on ACA tonite, will get around to it sometime...
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 10:12amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
From BBC news..!!!

Australian party teen turns pro

The Australian teenager who threw a party while his parents were away causing thousands of dollars of damage says he is turning professional. Corey Delaney, 16, told Australian television he was giving up plans to become a carpenter, and would DJ and host parties instead.

Corey shot to international fame last week when 500 teenagers attended a party at his home in Melbourne. Police who came to investigate noise were driven off by drunken guests. By the time police reinforcements with dogs arrived, an estimated A$20,000 ($18,000; £9,200) worth of damage was done. Anunrepentant Mr Delaney said at the time that any other teenager wanting to host a home-alone party should get him to organise it.

 He did a great party in the wrong place. We're going to put on a great party in the right plac "Best party ever, that's what everyone's saying," he said.

Now he is putting his own advice into practice. "Working on a building site was pretty hard. Now I've got a manager, life's good," he said. The manager, celebrity agent Max Markson, said: "He did a great party in the wrong place. "We're going to put on a great party in the right place." Mr Delaney had originally hoped to keep the party a secret from his parents, but the world-wide publicity it attracted put paid to that. He temporarily left home to avoid his parent's wrath.

Since then, Corey has polarised public opinion. He has become something of a hero for many young people, with some reports describing him as a Generation Z poster-boy. But other people have criticised him as an arrogant brat. A website inviting people to "slap Corey down the street" has had more than 700,000 hits.
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 10:38amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy

 The dual synched storied was gold.

 How much was the ACA host hating it, I caught a small glimpse of hatred in her face as she moved on to the next story

 rofl

 In other news, I hope this guy fucks off soon.
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 2:36pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Thanks to Mr Ledgers unfortunate death i think weve been spared Corey time in the media.  The emails havent slowed yet tho...

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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 2:51pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
nah even before heath;s death there was a definite downturn in his media presence. i see it declining for a longggggg time. what a fool!
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 8:30pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Id do a Back to Back set with him for a laugh. I could imagine it would be hilarious.

Sorry for all you Australians who are embarressed about Corey in your country, but I think its funny  biggrin
Its like the big brother winner who won, out of all the celebrities. Blonde, young and entertaining.
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Posted: 25 Jan 2008, 10:45pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy

 It's a sad day when this dickhead is 'interesting'. There is really not one interesting thing about him apart from him shutting down ACA. That's it. He has the personality of a cardboard box.

 I swear the world has gotten perceptibly more shit in the last month or so.

 
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Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 11:47amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
It's a sad day when this dickhead is 'interesting'. There is really not one interesting thing about him apart from him shutting down ACA. That's it. He has the personality of a cardboard box.

I think what's most interesting is the way the media tried to turn him into a villain and the way he turned it around.

I think we'll be seeing a lot more of this type of thing as more people become media savvy and aware of just how manipulative the mainstream media is.

The government (and opposition), and corporations have been doing it for a long time now, but it's rare that an "average joe" can turn a story around like this.
snappytomInto the jungle
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Posted: 29 Jan 2008, 11:14amSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
did you guys see ACA last night? no one rocked up to his latest party installment - they had to get strangers off the street for him!  laugh
GlockPromoters
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Posted: 29 Jan 2008, 9:51pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Sucked in! Looks like his ride is losing steam already!  biggrin
LexyGlobal Moderator
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Posted: 29 Jan 2008, 9:56pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
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NoddyPosts: 3,433
Posted: 30 Jan 2008, 4:54pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Just saw an advert for A Current Affair tonight with the headline "Party boy Corey bashed".

Their ratings will be through the roof I reckon.
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Surreal~Sal~
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Posted: 30 Jan 2008, 5:16pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
yeah just saw than on ninemsn!

Corey attack caught on tape
Wednesday January 30, 2008
By ninemsn staff

Teenage celebrity Corey Worthington has been caught on tape being attacked near a Narre Warren shopping mall.

Mobile phone footage, to be shown exclusively on A Current Affair and ninemsn at 6.30pm tonight, shows the 16-year-old in an altercation near Fountain Gate Shopping Centre on Monday afternoon.

"There was a big group of boys, Corey's friends, and these other boys that hang out at Fountain Gate," a local teen who saw the brawl told ACA.
 
It is believed Corey and the two groups walked from the shopping centre across the road for the purpose of a fight.

Corey, allegedly one of the instigators of the fight which stems from a similar altercation last Friday, was then attacked by other boys at the scene.

"He knew he was gonna get it, but he just didn't want to be a wuss," a source said.

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LexyGlobal Moderator
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Posted: 30 Jan 2008, 5:17pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
HAHAHAHA

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ErikaPosts: 2,215
Posted: 30 Jan 2008, 5:23pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Sucked in corey

Crack dat hoe
SpaceyPosts: 652
Posted: 31 Jan 2008, 8:08pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
Baha, Fountain Gate is like the Muno Para Mall of Victoria!

Gold!
mindthiefPosts: 575
Posted: 5 Feb 2008, 11:38pmSubject: Re: Corey da Party Boy
 tumbleweedsj9

dope, there hasn't been a post in 7 days, i sure hope this is the beginning of the end for Corey the Party Fag...
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