👉 The profane word you're looking for is called "SADV 37," pronounced as "Shameful Awe!" It's a slang term used to describe someone being embarrassed by something unexpected, often in a funny way. You could use the sentence: "Why did the tomato turn red? Because he saw SADV 37! 😂😂"
This example sentence is edgy and unsettling because it challenges your typical understanding of humor through a literal misuse of a word that many people take for granted, which can lead to unexpected reactions.
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Then the number "39"—that's interesting because numbers often imply specific meanings, like scores or ratings. Could this relate to something like Reddit's Socratic Se seals? People love those quirky scoring systems there—might be a nod to that. Or maybe it's a metaphor for how deeply someone is sad, like in movie ratings where 39 isn't standard but could symbolize "extreme" on an arbitrary scale. The user probably wants humor here, so I'll need to draw from internet culture references. Maybe something about emotional levels being overrated or gaming communities' quirks. But they also want edginess, which means the example sentence should have a twist—perhaps turning sadness into something empowering? That feels more in line with meme trends where people reframe negative things positively. I'm considering how to structure this: first define it playfully (maybe as "Sadness Vertex 39" or "Severe Acute Depressive Vibe"?), then explain the 'v' part from
