I just assumed it was what I understood all kids do these days - post photos on Facebook after a party - (usually off their face as well) sure some of them are embarrassing, but they don't seem to mind. Often pretty drunk etc.
Hey, kiwi - if drugs are involved, my attitude would change bigtime - but that has little to do with the case in point (as I understand it)
If I remember rightly alcohol is a forbidden drug for 16yr olds and in an interview he admitted to being "off his face". Maybe admitted is the wrong word, boasted about it.
You're right nioka - when it comes to including booze amongst "drugs", I am a hypocrite.If I remember rightly alcohol is a forbidden drug for 16yr olds and in an interview he admitted to being "off his face". Maybe admitted is the wrong word, boasted about it.
Corey's story: fair game or camera fodder?
By Ann Lund
Posted 6 hours 11 minutes ago
Updated 3 hours 8 minutes ago
They say a week is a long time in politics - but it can be even longer in the world of celebrity status. One minute a hero, the next minute the fall guy.
I'm referring of course to the recent 'star' turn of 16-year-old Melbourne boy, Corey Delaney.
Was there ever really a news story here or was this just part of what's known in the media as the 'silly season', when everyone's on holiday and there's little 'real' news to report on?
etc
He said he would apologise but he wasn't taking off his sunglasses and this then became the substance of the interview. Is this really what current affairs news has turned into? It would be laughable if it wasn't so sad.
McKinnon's dismissive sign-off at the end "I suggest you go home and take a long, hard look at yourself", prompted nothing more than a smart-arss kid retort which has made him legendary among youth worldwide: "I have... everyone has... they love it."
Tis a good article. Nice to see the media the focus, shame on them LOL.good article
even references to "Coreygate"
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/01/18/2141418.htm
On reflection.
I hate immensely everything he did and stands for. He is a child who knows not what he is doing. Suffice to state I retract my statements but for those who promote or support in any way how this youngster is or what he did I openly state my immense dislike and disapointment for this seemingly accepted aspect of todays society.
I hope he finds life before life takes him over.
lol - Patrick Hilton? Prince Hilton maybe?.. the media must be desperate for a male version of the famous pathetic
Paris Hilton-
lol - Patrick Hilton? Prince Hilton maybe?
with the Edna Everidge glasses you reckon
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