Australian Party Kid Turns Pro

[Perpetual Nooch]

The guy who kindly lent me his likeness for my avatar has got himself an agent and is hitting the pro party circuit. Damn, I didn't even know there was a pro party circuit.
http://www.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUSSYD9830220080124

An Australian teenager who hosted a wild party that caused a near-riot after 500 guests saw his Internet invitation has decided to turn professional and will host a national party tour, he said on Thursday.

 

[TwoOhSix!]

With all this publicity it might work. That news interview was all part of his plan!

 

[Lune TNS]

He was right, they love it...

 

[PhenoMenal]

He's just a 16yo kid who can't even buy his own alcohol, what does he know about parties? Any tool can post their address on myspace

 

[Stoner4Life]

I think it's great, he owes a lot to that bytch newcaster that kept trying to get him to remove the glasses. I hope he makes a bundle off the free publicity he got from those newscasts.......

every teenagers dream, having parties and getting paid for it.

 

[PhenoMenal]

Theyll be underage blue-light disco kinda parties though ..... _FUN_

 

[b8man]

Seemed like a stupid brat to me.

He just posted the party details on the net and got tons of people turn up to trash the place and cause trouble. That's not a skill in planning a party, it's just fucking stupid.

Give him a few years and he'll be in jail, a squat, rehab or a grave. But i'm sure his manager will make lots of money.

 

[HuffAndPuff]

I laughed my ass off when I saw that kid on the tube. "mmmm nah. 'Cuz they're famous!" S4L, once again, right on the money bro. That broad seemed pissed she wasn't invited or something, but she just kept feeding him the assists. I was half-watching the Soup when they aired the clip and I kinda missed what all had happened. I was like, "why the hell is this batshit crazy aussie full on refusing to take his shades off for?"

Then I caught the whole thing the next time it aired, and I realized he'd said his folks were still away on vacation. When I realized this was his way around wanting to be on TV for the shenanigans, but not wanting to get busted by the rents, I almost pissed myself. The kid is fucking ace, and I'd be honored if he could arrange my wedding someday.

HuffAndPuff

ps- I though Aussies always called them 'sunnies'. What's this 'sunglasses' nonsense?


[EDIT: HAHAHAHHA! Have you guys seen the whole interview? I just found it on you tube, and it's just about the funniest thing I've ever seen. Here it is...]

 

[PhenoMenal]

Seemed like a stupid brat to me.

That's what everybody in Australia over the age of 18 thought as well.

There was a news poll about what his punishment should be ....
http://www.news.com.au//poll/1,,23060841-5032573,,00.html

01% - Ground him for six months
03% - Life in jail
03% - No internet connectivity for six months
05% - Forced application of Clearasil (anti-zit cream)
10% - Smash his yellow sunnies
22% - Community service
52% - All of the above

Total 13824 votes