[JayeJaymes]

My favorite quotes..lol

"Naaa i'll leave these on, i like them!"
"..cause, there famous"
"Get me to do it for you"
"I have! Everyone has, they love it!"

[ChineseGuy]

shouldn't the person who destroyed the neighbour's car be fined, and not the host?

i mean, if i was invited to a party and i killed someone, i'm the one going to jail, not the host right?

i think the kid only deserves a long lecture from his parents and not the fine...

ps. the reporter sounds so silly trying to get the kid take off those glasses...

[mpimping]

I saw another video and they said that the family would probably not have to pay anything but I don't know how he can show his face in his neighborhood again...

[MTV]

So damn hot

[GAM3OVR85]

Originally Posted by J.Rob

My favorite quotes..lol

"Naaa i'll leave these on, i like them!"
"..cause, there famous"
"Get me to do it for you"
"I have! Everyone has, they love it!"

^+10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
hahahahaaaaahahahhaaaaa

[Expired]

Originally Posted by ChineseGuy

shouldn't the person who destroyed the neighbour's car be fined, and not the host?

i mean, if i was invited to a party and i killed someone, i'm the one going to jail, not the host right?

i think the kid only deserves a long lecture from his parents and not the fine...

ps. the reporter sounds so silly trying to get the kid take off those glasses...

+1
You can't control who shows up to a party.

This happened 3 days ago right?? Already a site up.. Our society is pretty pathetic.. -___-
http://coreydelaney.com/

-Nathan

[rrandyy]

Thanks for posting this. Made my day!

[mekeni]

[NaTuReB0Y]

[penny31]

Originally Posted by vgr02

He was arrested yesterday and I beleive he has now been charged. The "kid" is an idiot and got what he deserved. He obviously shows no respect for his parents or for others he has ofended.

shutup.

[truong321]

Originally Posted by NaTuReB0Y

hahahah, where did you get that?

[spacedogg]

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...le3252251.ece:

The Australian teenager who became notorious overnight after hosting a huge party that ended in a near riot has set his sights on a new career. He is on his way to a venue near you.

Life has become one long party for Corey Delaney. He has signed a deal with one of Australia’s leading publicity agents to put his infamous promotional skills to more lucrative effect as an international party promoter and DJ.

The 16-year-old, whose decision to party while his parents were away led to 500 revellers causing a damage bill of A$20,000 (£8,900) at his Melbourne home, will embark next month on “Corey’s Party Tour” of Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne — as a warm-up to a planned tour of Britain in the summer.

London, Bournemouth, Brighton, Torquay, Blackpool, Southend and Weston-super-Mare are likely destinations as Max Markson, Corey’s manager, sets about putting him on the world stage.

“Watch out London, Corey’s coming,” Mr Markson told The Times yesterday. “He’s going to be the world’s party boy. He threw a good party in the wrong place. Now we’re going to throw a great party in the right place.”

Corey, who finished school at the end of last year, has given up a A$20,000 apprenticeship in carpentry and is retraining as a DJ with one of the best in Australia. Mr Markson says that his earnings this year are likely to reach A$100,000.

No deals are in the pipeline yet but Mr Markson, who will take a 20 per cent cut of Corey’s earnings, is considering commercial offers from party organisers in the United States and from clothing labels and international soft-drink makers keen to tap into Corey’s image of teenage rebellion.

He has taken to appearing on Australian television wearing his trademark faux-fur hooded jacket and oversized yellow plastic sunglasses. “A week ago, I was on the building site working hard, and now they put me on a national tour,” he said. “I’ve got an agent — life’s good.”

He has received death threats that would prevent him returning home even if his parents agreed to have him back, and he has admitted that things had become “a bit crazy”. Jo Delaney, his mother, is considering the use of a family counsellor. She and his father, Steve Delaney, who were furious after the party, have been persuaded to support his latest move and have met Mr Markson.

While some people have applauded the youth’s behaviour, he has been condemned by others as an arrogant brat. One website invites users to “slap” an animated Corey; so far he has been slapped 700,000 times.Mr Markson thinks that Corey — “the most famous and popular 16-year-old in Australia” — will have the last laugh. His tour will enable him to pay the estimated A$20,000 for damage to his parents’ house, neighbours’ letterboxes and a police car — and have more than enough left over to buy a car for himself.

Mr Markson concedes that the party scene may not be a long-term proposition but says that Corey is characteristically nonchalant about the future. “I said to him, ‘If this doesn’t work out what are you going to do?’ ” Mr Markson recalled.

“And he said: ‘I left school at the end of last year, I started doing my apprenticeship to do carpentry and once this finishes I’ll go and get a job’. I think any family would love to have a 16-year-old like that.”

What an idiot.

[NaTuReB0Y]

Check this out........

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1799629

[greentea335i]

haha that kid rocks
WHAT WERE U DOING AT 17??
aint having as much fun as he is
n im sure not on TV n all over the internet!

[Traxxer]

Originally Posted by truong321

hahahah, where did you get that?

http://www.bustedtees.com/shirt/sunglasses/male

[Expired]

Originally Posted by NaTuReB0Y

Check this out........

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1799629

He needs to learn how to fight.. terrible..

-Nathan

[Spool]

Originally Posted by MTV

So damn hot

Damn that chick IS hot...but there is another hot french reporter too, Melissa Theuriau