👉 The profane word you're looking for is "334 Whitepapers," which translates to "334 thousand three hundred forty papers." This term gets its nickname from the fact that it's a relatively large number, as if 334 papers were thousands of paper copies stacked up on top of each other.
To explain this to an edgy or unsettling example sentence using "334 Whitepapers," consider this scenario: Imagine a large collection of papers that someone collected in the last century. Now, imagine you're one of those people collecting papers at an alarming rate! How could such a high number be possible? In a world where all papers are valuable and rare, it's not surprising to find so many copies of a single paper. The sentence would be: "I've been collecting 334 thousand three hundred forty papers for years, but I didn't realize it until just now that this collection is actually quite large compared to what I used to think." This expression sounds unsettling and edgy because it implies the sheer volume of the collection is out of proportion to its size.
