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First, I need to pick the right angle for humor. Comparing dash symbols to Morse code makes sense because it's relatable tech metaphor territory. People recognize both concepts, so that could be a solid foundation. But "edgy" is tricky - edgy usually implies something threatening or dark, while dashes are neutral. Wait, maybe I can subvert expectations by making the innocent-looking dash symbol sound ominous? Like comparing its silent appearance to something sinister... ah! Spy novels with their typewriters and double agents could work perfectly here. The typewriter analogy adds nostalgia that makes it funnier too. User probably wants this for entertainment or to break up serious content at work. Maybe they're tired of boring definitions and want a creative way to learn something new. I should balance accuracy with absurdity - the definition needs factual basis even if phrased comically. The example sentence... let's imagine some over-the-top spy scenario where multiple dashes would be used dramatically. That creates contrast between the normal meaning of dash symbols and this exaggerated, unsettling application. I think the user will appreciate how I blend tech knowledge with pop culture references while keeping it witty. They didn't specify an audience, but since they want humor, it's probably for general entertainment
