Feel like Slapping Someone?
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HIS antics have infuriated thousands of Australians - and hundreds of thousands more across the world.
It's enough to make you want to give party brat Corey Delaney a wake-up-to-yourself-you-tool slap in the face.
And now you can.
A new internet game gives players the opportunity to slap some sense into the nation's most infamous 16-year-old.
The game, adapted from many on the web, allows the player to whack Corey with an open hand.
The harder you swing, the further to send him down his suburban Melbourne street.
You can play the game by http://www.slapcorey.com/
About Corey: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23067624-5015729,00.html -
okay...
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The sense of power always leads men to use or to abuse it...
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What's so bad about this party boy? can update me ?Originally posted by Doubletalk:HIS antics have infuriated thousands of Australians - and hundreds of thousands more across the world.
It's enough to make you want to give party brat Corey Delaney a wake-up-to-yourself-you-tool slap in the face.
And now you can.
A new internet game gives players the opportunity to slap some sense into the nation's most infamous 16-year-old.
The game, adapted from many on the web, allows the player to whack Corey with an open hand.
The harder you swing, the further to send him down his suburban Melbourne street.
You can play the game by http://www.slapcorey.com/
About Corey: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23067624-5015729,00.html -
Why slap him? he made mistake, but he is cute and is a genius in marketing and advertising for himself.Originally posted by Doubletalk:HIS antics have infuriated thousands of Australians - and hundreds of thousands more across the world.
It's enough to make you want to give party brat Corey Delaney a wake-up-to-yourself-you-tool slap in the face.
And now you can.
A new internet game gives players the opportunity to slap some sense into the nation's most infamous 16-year-old.
The game, adapted from many on the web, allows the player to whack Corey with an open hand.
The harder you swing, the further to send him down his suburban Melbourne street.
You can play the game by http://www.slapcorey.com/
About Corey: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23067624-5015729,00.html
he is simply gorgeous and fashionable -
Originally posted by happieman:
What's so bad about this party boy? can update me ?
About Corey: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23067624-5015729,00.html -
Originally posted by ms_ok:
Why slap him? he made mistake, but he is cute and is a genius in marketing and advertising for himself.
he is simply gorgeous and fashionable True!!
You can play the game http://www.slapcorey.com/ -
many more deserves slapping i feel
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i feel like slapping him.
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Life rewards those who take action...
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his party did not interfere my neighbourhood ...Originally posted by Cool-gal:i feel like slapping him.
most importanly ... he is cute .. he should be kissed.. not slapped .. -
we all must xiang qin xiang ai lah........
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What a stuck up arrogant douchebag cunt motherfucker...I feel like kicking him in the nuts. They should make a kick Corey in the nuts game.
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why you commented "arrogant" ?Originally posted by jondizzle foshizzle:What a stuck up arrogant douchebag cunt motherfucker...I feel like kicking him in the nuts. They should make a kick Corey in the nuts game.
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oops....Originally posted by ms_ok:his party did not interfere my neighbourhood ...
most importanly ... he is cute .. he should be kissed.. not slapped ..
i mean my colleague, im sorry. -
Look at the stuff he says and just the way he reacts to having a small measure of fame.Originally posted by ms_ok:why you commented "arrogant" ?
can u elaborate ?
"It's fun, it's awesome. I'm famous, I like being famous."
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. -
he is only 16yo australian boy .. think of it carefully .. this age .. his fashion sense.. u should not put all the blames on him ...Originally posted by jondizzle foshizzle:Look at the stuff he says and just the way he reacts to having a small measure of fame.
"It's fun, it's awesome. I'm famous, I like being famous."
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. -
I'm a 16 year old Australian boy and so are most of my friends, none of us are like that douchebag. If he were 12 I'd understand but I don't know any 16 year olds as stuck up or deluded as him.Originally posted by ms_ok:he is only 16yo australian boy .. think of it carefully .. this age .. his fashion sense.. u should not put all the blames on him ... -
if he is my neighbour, i will break his limbs.
the teens in australia are damn audacious, when my aussie neighbour's teen was rude to his father, i stare at her fiercely. she gets the picture. -
The bleddy kid will learn the hard way, one fine day.
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I feel like slapping TS.
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Why, you got slapped!?Originally posted by SBS3625D:I feel like slapping TS. BTW, congratulation on the award of the highly acclaimed diploma -
Simi LJ?Originally posted by Doubletalk:Why, you got slapped!? BTW, congratulation on the award of the highly acclaimed diploma -
that douchebag sure knows how to market himself though...and free press?what more could a 16 year old 'party coordinator' ask for?I'm sure there are tons of teens wanting to employ his servicesOriginally posted by jondizzle foshizzle:I'm a 16 year old Australian boy and so are most of my friends, none of us are like that douchebag. If he were 12 I'd understand but I don't know any 16 year olds as stuck up or deluded as him. -
Party coordinator? Ha! Anyone could do what he did easily in Australia. All you have to do is tell a bunch of people you're having a party and your parents will be away and they will tell everyone they know and it starts a huge chain. Just don't hire any bouncers and a few hundred people are guaranteed to turn up.Originally posted by Demonight:that douchebag sure knows how to market himself though...and free press?what more could a 16 year old 'party coordinator' ask for?I'm sure there are tons of teens wanting to employ his services
It's happened a few times to some people I know, are they famous? I don't see what the big deal about this kid is.