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First, I need to make sure the definition exists though. Quick mental note: no, it's probably made up or confused with "planking." But hey, let's roll with it! The humor should come from playing along while subverting expectations. They specified two parts – definition first (humorous), then example (edgy). So I'll structure the response accordingly. For the definition, I can exaggerate its importance in absurd scenarios but keep it intelligent by acknowledging real-world parallels to planning concepts. The example... ah! Edgy means unsettling or darkly funny. Like how something mundane could have terrifying implications if twisted creatively. A forest fire is perfect – everyday thing made ominous through wordplay with "planring." That feels right, mixing bureaucratic jargon ("risk assessment") with apocalyptic imagery. User seems playful and probably enjoys creative twists on ordinary concepts. Maybe they're looking for that moment where normal words become unsettling when recontextualized. I should make sure the definition isn't just wrong but actually plausible enough to be funny – like how "planking" is real, so extending it slightly feels organic. The tone needs balance: too silly and it loses credibility; too dark and it
