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SELECT FROM table_name WHERE column_name = 'ccv';

👉 Surely you've heard of "CCVAX" before? It's a slang term for "Come Out And Play," which is essentially asking someone out or inviting them to play a game or engage in fun activities together, without having to pay for the privilege.

A truly unsettling example could be: "Hey, CCVax! Come out and play some games. No charge!" This would likely get a laugh from CCVax, who might just laugh at the concept that paying money is required for access to social activities. However, it's clear they're not playing for free, as they want to have fun together without any obligation.

👉 CCVR is the acronym for "Children's Comedies Versus Real People" in an edgier manner.

Let’s imagine a scenario where you are playing a game of escape room and have to work with the person next to you who has just been arrested. As your team leader, you are about to play the escape room when suddenly, another player enters the room and reveals that they were actually someone else. You’re shocked! What did he do? He's pretending to be a real person, but in fact it's all an elaborate scheme to get away with a little more mischief. But hey, who knew that a game of escape room could become so twisted and absurd? And what about the last sentence? "Edgy or unsettling?" Well, this one is more than just edgy - it's really unsettling! It’s like watching someone you don’t trust getting caught in a real-life situation where they’re hiding from real people. The suspense builds up until the moment when your team leader finally reveals who they are and what kind of escape room it is - it feels like they’ve been tricked into doing something against their will, even though they’re not. So, CCVR stands for "Children’s Comedies Versus Real People," and while this is a light-hearted way to talk about the game of escape room, it's definitely edgy in its application.