A Castle For Christmas

**Patty Logan** · 15th December 21, 08:10 AM

Originally Posted by Tomo

Ah - but if you go to Mull you can see the Eas Fors Waterfall - which means waterfall waterfall waterfall.

Really...waterfall, waterfall waterfall?!

**Patty Logan** · 15th December 21, 08:16 AM

if anyone hasn't seen USA Kilts review/discussion on the movie, here is the link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1f1N3sFBag

**Deirachel** · 21st December 21, 03:01 PM

Originally Posted by Tomo

Ah - but if you go to Mull you can see the Eas Fors Waterfall - which means waterfall waterfall waterfall.

Ehh, common in all kinds of intellectual pursuits. Scientific names are another example, from biology. Eurasian brown bears, formally named Ursus arctos arctos, being my favorite (Latin for bear, then Greek for bear...and repeat). So, Netflix can be forgiven that sin. The rest, not so much...

**Micrographia** · 21st December 21, 03:21 PM

Originally Posted by Deirachel

Ehh, common in all kinds of intellectual pursuits. Scientific names are another example, from biology. Eurasian brown bears, formally named Ursus arctos arctos, being my favorite (Latin for bear, then Greek for bear...and repeat). So, Netflix can be forgiven that sin. The rest, not so much...

Not so intellectual, but if you are Dundonian it's common to hear people refer to the Dundee Law as the Law Hill (Law being a Scots word for hill).

EEM.

**ObiSeanKenobi** · 23rd December 21, 08:50 AM

Calls to mind Torpenhow Hill in Cumbria, which can be interpreted as "Hill-hill-hill Hill."

_{(That's likely not how the name is intended to be interpreted, but it is funny.)}

**Patty Logan** · 23rd December 21, 09:26 AM

seriously, who comes up with these names

**kingandrew** · 28th December 21, 09:12 AM

The names are all produced by a special agency:

The Department of Redundancy Department.

The same organization helps to produce the paperwork you fill out at the doctor's office and the DMV.

Andrew