Have any of your teachers ever swore in class?

[InvertedApostrophe 57]

I vaguely recall my DT teacher exclaiming, "bugger!" when he burned his hand on a soldering iron when I was in year seven.

Edited August 6, 2018 by InvertedApostrophe

[TBD 17,259]

 Teachers no, but my high school principal would swear at us whenever we get in trouble. (Ah good time). But once you're in college most professors doesn't give a damn really.

Edited August 7, 2018 by TBD

[Dreambiscuit 10,317]

In had a 6th grade teacher who read to the class from time to time and she didn't censor the stuff she was reading, which occasionally had minor words like b*tch. She was a super sweet teacher and would never use such language on her own, so it was all the more funny when we heard her read some of that stuff aloud. 

[DixonTheAdversary 1,632]

Yes a lot of mine do, but get pissed when I swear myself.

Edited August 23, 2018 by cpl_dixon

[Inspector Clouseau 73]

I attend an Academy with a lot of military instructors, so yes, swearing is on the table you could say

[Pr0m4NV14 839]

My social studies teacher for the past two years is such an awesome dude. He also gives off that cool uncle vibe (He is a father after all.) He lets out the occasional swear in his lectures.

[Retro*Derpy 3,197]

My government teacher had Tourettes, he always made light of it and the class was rather amusing.

[O-78 28,607]

My Latin teacher said "shitty" yesterday, followed by "pardon my French".

[Vicky 2,217]

I've seen many of my teachers in the past either intentionally or accidentally swear during class. But I remembered the funniest one was back in 3rd grade when our language arts substitute teacher said "stupid" and all the kids were looking shocked. But any little kid will get over that word being no big deal once they get older.

[Midnight Solace 5,132]

I didn't know that these words are swears. My teacher shouts them all the time at me.

[Sondash Studios 4,856]

Hella plenty with these rednecks here.

[DJ_Vinyl.Scratch_3 202]

I've had teachers say "shut up", "crap", and "hell". But only when they're angry. 

One of my teachers says "cuss" whenever he needs to say a bad word.

[Kevin Tang 2,427]

Of course, if we can swear, why can't they swear?

[Denim&Venöm 19,568]

Had my college composition professor drop the F bomb. After that she went "Oh now I have your attention."

And my poetry professor read a poem in class, a parody of The Blackbird, simply known as The S--t Bird.

 

[SkyPie 261]

One of my seventh grade teachers had a prize box that she called "The Bucket of Crap". Though I'm not sure if that is a swear word or just a bad word.

[Earl Grey Ghost 446]

Oh heck yes, one of my math teachers in college had no intentions of hiding his emotions or frustration. He never cussed AT us, but we could talk to him like we would someone we have known for a while, and if we wanted to complain about something, or say how hard something was, we could say, "I just don't get this question, it's f*cking stupid." and he would be like, "alright, well, let's see if we can figure the damn thing out."
Or he'd be talking and tell us a story about an interaction with a past student or one of his coworkers and say "they were a real jack*ss/dumb*ss... I mean how do you...even f*cking do that sh*t? Unbelievable..."
He was pretty laid back and it made his class easier and him more personable. We didn't feel that there was this overbearing wall between teacher and student that causes anxiety or worry. We respected him because he was willing to treat us like adults and understand that sometimes when we get frustrated, we cuss. 

[Nsxile 27,415]

Once, when our math lesson was being covered by a substitute back when I was in high school.

[Lucky Bolt 35,088]

I was homeschooled, that made my mother my teacher. And did she swear during school?...yes.