Well that flopsy is precisely the fucking problem. You expect people to behave professionally but have not spent a minute considering the possibility that some people may not consider the use of foul language unprofessional... In some environments it just is not. Sorry.

Now you are bashing people who want to teach. You got yourself a mean-streak there flopsy.

Ah okay... well see no one has said that. Let’s shine that up for you.. She would probably say.. Do as I do in a college class and Do as I do a kindergarten class. In college I would say fuck in kindergaten I would not. See.

Yeah .. um you see the problem here is that your idea of proper decorum is not universal. I personally would consider too much decorum in a college classroom to be unprofessional since the goal of college is to provoke thought.

Oh wow.. this just shows complete ignorance of what academia is like. not to mention just being rude.

Why would a college professor be talking to the adult students parents? Oh wait you are back in kindergarte again. I am not sure that you are paying attention.

No one said that that was the only way she could think of to make the material interesting. You pulled that out of your ass. She drops a couple of foul words and suddenly that’s her entire teaching style... Also... that is your second disparaging comment about Louisiana. Why the hate? LSU is actually a world class…

Now you are back to where you were. sigh... “the rest of the civilized world” seriously... Are you honestly so convinced that your personal experience and expectations are universal?

“Working with adults at a university is not a professional environment that requires behaving professionally? My bad. I guess they do things differently down in your neck of the woods.”

Yes but one of those environments is a college classroom. A college professor is expected to talk to you like an adult and is expected to use some salty language now and then to keep it interesting. You must have gone to boring college.

Part of her job is to teach people who may someday become kindergarten teachers. If they are smart enough to be in college they are smart enough to be taught this rule. You may say fuck in here, but if you say fuck in kindergarten you may not be a Kindergarten teacher long. Am I making my fucking point?

She was a college professor. You are allowed to curse in college.

My god. Every one actually empowers abusers. This is straight from the mind of people who think that bullying is a conflict situation when its actually an abuse situation. Like the woman in the move BULLY that told the bullied kid to shake hands with the other kid who had spent that last hour threatening his existence…

Technically true but its like with Attorney’s and clients. Either one may terminate the relationship and the common term is “fired as a client” which is just an easy shorthand for turning away a customer that you just don’t like any more.

I think she is assuming that all the clerical people in a convent are nuns. There is occasionally a priest rolling around those places.

I knew a woman that had periods during her pregnancy. It was not technically menstruation, but apparently it was enough for her to not realize for a good while.

This is how strange I am. I actually help prebuss the table. When I am done I gather all the unused plates and utensils into a helpful stack (big plates on bottom, small plate on top) and put all the utensils on top, then put it on the side of the table closest to the server so she/he and just swoop it up in a pass…

You do see the difference between Hassling and offering the simple decency of removing the mess you left. Seriously if you do not want it gone, just say no thank you. What kind of person feels like a Philistine when someone offers to do something nice for them that is actually part of their job.

its in the way.

Nope wrong... that is just rude. When the hell did it become polite to make everyone sit with a dirty plate in front of them just because they eat fast. Where is this actually a rule anyway. Sounds like invented etiquette to me.