[insidepgsmind]

Since we're on the grammar train.

Infamous means: well known for some bad quality or deed, such as "an infamous war criminal".

What is the Wuppertaler Schwebebahn infamous for?

[probably_wrong]

It is infamous for the 1950 publicity stunt in which they put an elephant on board. The elephant got scared and jumped out.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuffi

[pvg]

It's a train that travels through through the same region but misusing 'village' or 'infamous' are not cars on the grammar train.

[cortesoft]

No, no, no... infamous just means you are so famous you are IN famous.

[ghaff]

Merriam Webster disagrees: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/infamous

Definition of infamous

1: having a reputation of the worst kind : notoriously evil an infamous traitor

2: causing or bringing infamy : DISGRACEFUL an infamous crime

3: convicted of an offense bringing infamy

[kmill]

I think that was a reference to the movie The Three Amigos. The characters misunderstanding the word sent them off on their unintentionally heroic adventure.

[ghaff]

Ahh.

I had actually wondered if it could also just mean "famous" (but not necessarily in a bad way) like notorious can but apparently not. I had to look it up to be sure.

[moioci]

Maybe you're thinking of "inflammable," which due to confusion has mostly been shortened to "flammable."

[cortesoft]

Well at least SOMEONE got the reference!