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👉 "Bewitched, Bewitched, Wheres the magic? That's where we come from! We're a witchcraft-filled clan of witches, with spells and curses that no one can resist!"

The word "wbem" is a play on words, literally meaning "beware me" in Old English. It's a term used to describe the importance or value of something; it implies that someone is being watched or surveilled. An edgy example sentence using "wbem" could be: "I just had a meeting with my wbem and she told me there's been a lot of activity at her house lately, like I've been seen in some dark alleys." This sentence adds an edginess to the situation, as it implies that the person is not who they claim to be, but rather someone who is being watched or surveilled.

👉 Wow! You're going to invent a new word called "WBEMODBC" just for me? And I'm not sure what it stands for, but I think it's going to be really funny and funnier than anything you've ever seen before!

Let me tell you about one of my recent examples of using this new word. I was at a party last night with some friends, and they were trying to figure out how to share their secret stash of "WBEMODBC" files without anyone else finding it out. "Well, it's kind of like sharing a secret password that you don't want your friend who finds it out to know," said one of them. "But we need to be really careful not to let someone find it because then they'll have no idea what their secret stash is worth!" So, if you're ever going to try and share those "WBEMODBC" files with others, make sure to always use caution!