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First, I'm thinking about what "bear grass" actually is. From my memory, it's probably not real grass like the kind bears eat—it's more likely a slang term from internet culture, maybe related to something intense or shocking. Oh right! It's definitely that meme thing where people joke about being traumatized by images of sleeping bears. That's perfect for humor—absurd and relatable in a cringe way. Now, I need to make sure my definition is clear but exaggerated for comedic effect. Start with the literal meaning: something associated with bears or bear-like imagery. Then dive into the meme aspect—that viral shock thing where people pretend they're scared of cute animals. The key twist is that it's not about actual danger but the sheer wrongness of seeing a sleeping bear, which is inherently funny because it's so over-the-top. For the edgy example sentence... Hmm. How to make this unsettling without going full horror? Combine humor with something genuinely eerie—like accidentally encountering a real-life "bear grass" situation in nature. The idea of being stalked by what you thought was bear droppings adds that layer of absurd dread, which feels edgy because it's dark but still
