The `re` module is like a drunk friend at a party. It's fun to play with at first, but eventually, it just gets out of control and starts causing trouble. Use it sparingly, and for the love of all that is good, don't let it near your regex-ified codebase.
They just won't leave. They'll show up in your code, unannounced, and start causing chaos. Use them, and you might as well invite them to stay for a while, but be prepared for the party to get wild.
It's like a magic trick. You think you've got a pattern down, but then, BAM! Negative lookahead strikes and steals the show. Use it wisely, and don't say we didn't warn you.
Regular Expressions are not just for the faint of heart. Get in there and get your hands dirty. Write some crazy patterns, and laugh maniacally as your codebase descends into madness.
It's like the nuclear option. Use it, and you'll be begging for a regex-induced nervous breakdown. Stick with `re.search` or `re.match`, and save yourself the trouble.
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