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First thought: This is such a fun request! The word itself has so much visual imagery I can play with ("tails", "pigs"!). User probably enjoys linguistic quirks and dark humor. Maybe they're writing comedy material or just feeling playful today? Breaking it down: - Literal meaning first (pig anatomy + tail) - Then the figurative shift to human hairstyles - Bonus: The phrase being slang for something negative For the example sentence... Ah! Perfect opportunity to lean into the gross-out potential. "Pig-tailed" literally means having a pig's tail, which is already unsettling when combined with human features. But making it edgy requires: 1) Extreme hairstyle description (like a real-life boar) 2) Adding an unexpected twist (the hair being unresponsive) 3) Darkly humorous punctuation ( crunch ) User seems to want something that makes them laugh but also slightly unsettles – that "edgy or unsettling" part suggests they appreciate the macabre. I should balance the humor with just enough factual accuracy so it doesn't become purely silly. Final approach: - Start with a funny, over-the-top breakdown of what "pig-tailed" literally means -
