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[edit] Overweight
It was said that some metalwork was cut away to reduce weight until the ship could be modified. There were also rumours on Mull that the cutlery was replaced with plastic cutlery to reduce weight from which the nickname "Tupperware Princess" came but this could be an urban legend! --jmb 11:15, 3 December 2007 (UTC)