#class of 09 mr lorre

[generic-lab-assistant]

More goobers

[aldebarangel]

the charm of the first two class of 09 games were the balance of satire and realism (which are enhanced by the voice acting) that redeem the 'anti-visual novel' intention too well. class of 09 was fun because we get moments that feel real. there's nicole's arguements with her mom and the conversations between any of the teenagers are time-period accurate despite the cartoonishness

the comedy works because the dialogue flows well. the dark humor and shock value are carefully executed. the edginess works because of the writing knowing its limits

it knows when to be funny (mr lorre meeting up with nicole) and when to take itself seriously (nicole talking about her experience as a myspace escort)

i really think that nicole being a bad person without bigotry (most of the time) is what makes its comedy work.

flipside fails miserably and feels like a disconnection from the other two games. when jecka suffers it's just for the sake of suffering. it isnt like in the other two games where nicole suffers as consequence. honestly, flipside just looks like what class of 09 would be without the proper care it was given. it focused too much on trying to be edgy and funny that it doesnt execute the realism. nicole's mom was written in a way that feels real. her multiple divorces are comedically cartoonish but when she's on screen and voice acted she actually behaves like a real life mother. jecka's dad has none of that. he just says things and yells when he wants to.

[stoner3456]

how it feels to be so hyperfixated on a character/ship to the point where I associate EVERYTHING with them and die inside every single time

[timothyburleday]

I am confused.

does anybody here know what "babygirl" means.? Mr Lorre said it to me earlier and if he's saying i'm a bitch he could've just said it directly instead of in "slang".

[mint-8]

Danganronpa x Class of 09

Trigger warning: Pedophilia, drugs, racism.

The follow up, now it’s the faculty’s turn!

In this made up world were the characters from class of 09 have to either kill or find out about someone else’s secret talent to get out of their boarded and locked high school, I figured the adults could make for an entertaining addition.

Teachers:

Coach Colby

Fake Talent: Super High School-Level Physical Education

Real Talent: Super High School-Level Pervert

Principal Lynn

Fake Talent: Super High School-Level Principal

Real Talent: ???

Mr. Katz

Fake Talent: Super High School-Level Civics

Real Talent: Super High School-Level Crack Head

Counselor

Fake Talent: Super High School-Level Counselor

Real Talent: Super High School-Level Pedophile

Mr. Burleday

Fake Talent: Super High School-Level Science

Real Talent: ???

Ms. Ames

Fake Talent: Super High School-Level English

Real Talent: Super High School-Level Racist

Mr. Lorre

Fake Talent: Super High School-Level Art

Real Talent: ???

Mr. White

Fake Talent: Super High School-Level Photography

Real Talent: Super High School-Level White Nationalist

[jrmilazzo]

<< One pitfall of being an educated consumer are the never-ending ethical dilemmas: which is more damaging to the environment, farmed or fresh salmon? In his book, however, Mr. Lorr shows that ethical dilemmas exist at every level.

Consider trucking, which he calls the circulatory system of the American grocery business. In the 1970s, many long-haul truckers enjoyed middle-class lifestyles thanks in part to union protections, and were celebrated in movies like “Smokey and the Bandit” and television shows like “BJ and the Bear.”

Those days are gone. Because of deregulation and the drive to lower costs, Mr. Lorr said, truckers are now regarded by many companies as just another replaceable part. Some can barely eke out a living. “Trucking is a vampiric industry,” Mr. Lorr said. “It preys off people’s hope and converts that hope into debt.”

Some in-store workers do not have it much better, he said. Supermarkets, like many other retailers, often strive for maximum efficiency by frequently adjusting employees’ schedules.“Employees are kept around when they’re needed, and then told to go home when they’re not needed,” he said. “And it results in tremendous uncertainty. You never know when you will be called in, so you can’t get a second job, to supplement what ultimately was designed as a part-time job. It ends up preventing things like child care, or just living a normal life.”

Things get tougher, and sometimes more cruel, with every step down the supply chain, Mr. Lorr found. >>

[generic-lab-assistant]

Even more because I can’t stop

[timothyburleday]

the only reason i'm glad my wife existed is because she made me realise I was not into women whatsoever.

thanks for helping me discover that, Hellen.

[timothyburleday]

Nice spider, can I call it Richard? It reminds me of a small d. Your wife is probably living her happily ever afterlife without your microween energy. May she rest in the bed of a handsome ghoul, feeling more at peace then when sleeps with you

(ooc: damn leave Edward Webbinghands alone😣..)

bold of you to assume my wife didn't sleep with other men while our marraige was still present. also, no you may not call it that.

[timothyburleday]

Why does Mr lorre call you babygirl?

let's just stop talking for a little while..

[timothyburleday]

Heyyyy babygirl (˵ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°˵)

I know what this means by now. Quite frankly, this just gave me flashbacks and it was not about my dead wife.

[timothyburleday]

opinions on Mr. Lorre ??

i'm proud of him for how much he's improved since he started therapy. that's all I can say. ..and he has a nice voice and smile, I suppose..

[timothyburleday]

You have a crush on mr Lorre, MR LORRE? Didn't he meet Nicole for a hookup when she was homeless that one time?

he said he didn't know, and he's served his time in prison time and gone to therapy to better himself unlike SOME PEOPLE.