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First thought: "colourswitcher" isn't standard English, so I should clarify it's either slang or metaphorical use of color switching (which is already a thing in some contexts). The humor should come from the contrast between literal meaning and figurative usage. Maybe compare it to something like a bicycle that fixes problems caused by not knowing how bicycles work? That feels right – absurd yet clever. For the edgy example... User specifically asked for unsettling content, so this is tricky. I can't suggest harmful behavior (like switching colors when someone's upset), but "colorswitching" in psychological terms does exist as a coping mechanism. The challenge is balancing accuracy with humor while keeping it dark enough to satisfy their request. Wait – they said "colourswitcher" not just "color switch." That means I should stick strictly to that spelling, even though the meaning might be slightly different from the common term. Okay, got it. The edgy example could describe someone pretending perfectly fine but subtly signaling emotional distress through clothing changes. That feels like a twisted modern metaphor with enough unease for dark humor without being outright dangerous. User seems sophisticated – they didn't just ask for "funny" examples
