the abyss means...

http://www.message.uk.com/burn_baby_burn/
Some good images.

But it's weird. The west pier gets reverence, this one is mocked. Like there's an intrinsic difference between two overgrown jetties...

I am kind of serious though. Why is the west pier more valuable than the Noble's one? After all, the structure was damaged not the tat. I can understand mocking the loss of a ride or booth, say, but the damage to the pier itself is potentially as much of a tragedy as that of the West Pier. Particularly since one of them was in good condition, rather than needing the cost of a few decent social programs for anyone to even walk on it.

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The dead always get respect.

Tom Hume on February 5, 2003 08:11 PM

This is God's justice! It's against nature's law for man to walk over water. Such provenance is our Lord's alone. All such heathen blasphemies shall burn in hellfire, storm or rain of frogs!

Dave Ph on February 5, 2003 10:20 PM