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Hmm, first I need to unpack this. The literal breakdown is easy: "Toli" means mountain or elevated land, "Santa Fe" is Spanish for "Holy Faith." But the user wants humor, so I should twist that into something absurd yet clever. Maybe play with Santa Fe's reputation as a boring tourist city versus the exotic-sounding "Tolima" part. They're probably expecting wordplay since they specified "hilarious informative." Could mash up "toll house" and "Santa Fe," or even reference New Mexico's Santa Fe (which is different from Colorado's). And for the edgy example, that means taking something mundane but slightly creepy and forcing it to sound sophisticated. User seems playful – this isn't a dry request. They're testing how creative I can be while staying accurate about place names' origins. The "edgy" part suggests they want contrast between humor and unease, like dark comedy. I'll start with the breakdown joke, then layer on historical context (Viking mispronunciations are always fun). For the edgy example... maybe a funeral setting? High-minded concepts paired with macabre imagery creates good tension. The phrase "exalted state of mind" could work for both meanings
