Best street party ever.
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The kid deserves a verbal beating from his parents, + taxes included but ?Lisa/Layla? (can't remember her name exactly) has no right to talk to him like she did. I think if she spoke to him like a proper reporter and not a parent figure, she might have got some more forgiving answers from him. eg. "take of your sunnies"...that's not how you talk to a 16 year old who is already in a p issed off mood and doesn't know you. I'm not tryna stand up for him but still...I think it'll be a while before he's allowed an extended stay home by himself again. LOL at "get me to do it for you" and "i think you should take a long hard look at yaself....I have, everyone has. They love it".
Focus - It isn't news reporting, it's a current affair...It's trash.
Focus - It isn't news reporting, it's a current affair...It's trash.
Apologize dammit. haha that lady was dumb.
wtf is wrong with partys? It was hardly his fault...He held a party and to many people found out about it so they showed up and did some bad ****...not his fault at all...
You sead he was a moron? I think he defended himself pretty well and he is heeps famous from this now and will be forever be known as the guy that threw that party.
Of course he willingly took the interview! He's on of these kids that loves to have attention on him...They knew he would accept the interview and they took full advantage and worked him to get a reaction. He doesn't know any better, it worked...Fair play to them.
Secondly, She IS a journalist! She sometimes fills in as a newsreader on the nine network here in Australia and covers alot of their stories as a reporter. Once again, her objective was purely just to get a reaction out of him. She wasn't at all interested in his story and was more concerned with commanding him to do as she said...I'm telling you that will never work on a kid like this.
Yes, he is a moron.
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Haha well some probably view it that way. This is the show that covers the stories that no one is interested in...For example - "What's REALLY on your pizza"..."What the bakeries don't want you to see"....Either something like that or they track down some loser that owes someone money and refuses to pay it. Just silly stories like that...It's on every weeknight and frankly i don't know how people can watch it.
He's already been offered $10k contracts from people wanting him to plan parties for him. So he did well. Also, a lot of kids dress like that, it's not just him. The reason he didn't take his glasses off was apparently because of a black eye.
But yeah, he really isn't as cool as he thinks he is.
Btw, to be honest the blame can't be put completely on him. I know from experience how parties can get out of control. For example a 'small gathering' in an active place will soon blow up. As soon as people are pissed nobody cares who comes or goes, and even if they do they generally can't do anything about it.
The hat and sunglasses are him now. He was oferd to host a party and get payed for it and i bet a million dollars he would wear what hes wearing in that interview. And ****in oath he did well i think...A current affair are a bunch of tards that try and make you seem like a knob when your not.
ACA are nobs i agree...Seriously though it's not gonna be hard for his parents to catch him. All they need to do is get someone to pretend they want a party organised by him. He shows up and his parents are there - simple. I guess the hard bit would be getting a kid to agree to doing it. You'd need a teen to talk to him over the phone because if he's smart enough he'd know the difference between a guy or girl from school and an adult talking. The did that busts him wouldn't be too popular.
Edit* - He has everyones attention that's for sure...This is probably th hottest thread in the members lounge atm...Not that there's a whole lot of competition.
Edit* - He has everyones attention that's for sure...This is probably th hottest thread in the members lounge atm...Not that there's a whole lot of competition.
Kids have always done dumb sh*t when their parents aren't around, that's nothing new.
What is new is how often you see kids that aren't really concerned or scared of any sort of consequences. I guess getting your Ipod taken away for a week just doesn't have the same effect as actually getting in trouble.
What is new is how often you see kids that aren't really concerned or scared of any sort of consequences. I guess getting your Ipod taken away for a week just doesn't have the same effect as actually getting in trouble.
Lol, I don't think it's that easy.
When I was 16 I threw a huge party. I had to network like crazy to get around 100 people in my house. We're talking about kids with limited transportation who drink illegally here. I guess "500 people" is a little vauge. More like 500 people who are more or less there for the same reason within the same contexts. It's like hosting a riot.
When I was 16 I threw a huge party. I had to network like crazy to get around 100 people in my house. We're talking about kids with limited transportation who drink illegally here. I guess "500 people" is a little vauge. More like 500 people who are more or less there for the same reason within the same contexts. It's like hosting a riot.
well it will depend on the size of the town, I'll admit that in my home town of 25k inhabitants it would be hard. but there are a lot of examples of parties getting way out of control because people have been reckless about spreading the word. If the wrong people hear, you're doomed.
Also, what actually happened to him? did more people than he thought show up and start partying in the street? If so, I don't get how that's his fault. It's allowed to throw parties. If I throw a party for 30 of my friends and 500 people show up in the street outside I'd call the ****ing cops and have them remove them, I wouldn't get in troubble aslong as I say I don't want them there and that they are not there for my party.
Hell, I've seen things like this go out of control, not because someone was reckless with spreading the word but because people walked by the house, heard loud music and figured "hey there's a party here!" and then told all their friends. How is that the host's fault?
Also, what actually happened to him? did more people than he thought show up and start partying in the street? If so, I don't get how that's his fault. It's allowed to throw parties. If I throw a party for 30 of my friends and 500 people show up in the street outside I'd call the ****ing cops and have them remove them, I wouldn't get in troubble aslong as I say I don't want them there and that they are not there for my party.
Hell, I've seen things like this go out of control, not because someone was reckless with spreading the word but because people walked by the house, heard loud music and figured "hey there's a party here!" and then told all their friends. How is that the host's fault?