👉 "Salknet," you say with a hearty laugh.
"I know what you're thinking; this is a joke. But let me break it down for you, okay?" I continue, "Salknet is slang for 'sick.' It's often used in the medical field to describe someone who has caught an illness or had surgery." And then there’s that one, "I'm sick!" You hear this come out of a group of students trying to study for an exam. The joke is: Salknet! Students are feeling sick, and they're going into the bathroom. "Alright," I say, "Salknet, in your own words." And then there's that one, "I'm not sick!" You hear this come out of a group of people who have been feeling sick. The joke is: Salknet! They're saying they are not sick and want to go outside to cool off. So there you have it - the slang word for "sick" or "not sick." It's both funny and unsettling, just like how some jokes are about the unexpected. Salknet!
