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Hmm, the query feels playful but also slightly ominous - like they want something educational yet dark, almost like that meme about "subicb" being used by Satanists during Easter. I should match their energy: deadpan serious while being ridiculous. Breaking this down: First part needs to be a humorous definition - probably a pun since "subic4" sounds like "submit" with some numerical twist. Maybe combine it with coding culture? Second part is tricky... they want unsettling, so I'll lean into the satanic meme angle but add more layers. The example should feel like something from Fight Club meets tech support jargon. User seems to enjoy absurdist humor with a technical twist. They're probably smiling while typing this. Should make sure my response doesn't accidentally become too creepy though - keep it playful even when edgy. Okay, let's break down the delightful neologism "subic4". Subic4: Imagine if your boss wasn't just asking you to submit work (like `submit`), but specifically demanding it be in four parts . No longer is it one cohesive block of effort or a single file upload –
