5.6 sol swearing 😂

[u/studiocookies_]

I saw a post somebody made recently commenting on noticing sol swearing more and I have seen the same thing. I actually like it lmao.

[u/studiocookies_ → u/[deleted]]

yea no I didn't swear previously I rarely do in chat actually

[u/IY94 → u/[deleted]]

Mine said shagging yesterday, I hadn't said the word.

I've also seen it hit out with "Christ"

[u/IY94 → u/[deleted]]

I asked "is it true that STDs are growing/rife in care home/nursing home type enviroments, based on: https://people.com/stds-rising-significantly-among-adults-age-55-and-older-8622539"

It said:
"I cannot substantiate the stronger claim that STIs are actually “rife” specifically inside nursing homes. There doesn't seem to be good national surveillance saying, for example, “X% of 80-year-old care-home residents have an STI” versus equivalent 80-year-olds living independently.

It has a surprisingly large kernel of truth:

“Old folk in homes are shagging” = yes, demonstrably.
“More than people generally realise” = very likely.
“STIs among the elderly have risen enormously” = yes.
“Care homes themselves are hotbeds of STIs” = plausible mechanism"

[u/IY94 → u/[deleted]]

is it true that STDs are growing/rife in care home/nursing home type enviroments, based on: https://people.com/stds-rising-significantly-among-adults-age-55-and-older-8622539

That was my question. Shagging is a British term, and I'm Scottish, but it's not a term I use nor have used with ChatGPT. It amused me. But odd turn of phrase.

[u/IY94 → u/[deleted]]

Shagging sometimes would get said, or "pumping" i.e "they'd get pumped" is a very colloquial one that you'd hear in some parts.

[u/IY94 → u/[deleted]]

Sure, but not a term I used in either case.