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I'd bloody hope so.

Wooosh

Me, spending too much time on one little point!? Give over.

That's a fair point, but trying to keep it cool takes a fair bit more effort than just asking the bar tender for a beer. Not really, sorry. If you're saying: 'I'd rather go to the shops and buy a beer, cool it at home, then pack it with cooling block in a cool bag and carry it up the downs, than...

I don't think people need the drink, it's more of a nice way to enjoy a drink - or at least it would be if it wasn't so crowded. If there were just 40 people in there I could easily imagine enjoying a cold beer as I watch the sun set on Brighton. Among 200 people though, I'm not so fussed.

No, you were saying the opposite. I'm just going on what you said, I'm not trying to add anything or misunderstand your point. I don't disagree with that. But you were comparing it with a walk on the downs, and we should compare like with like. You said: "Take a walk on the Downs, the views are...

Yes they are, but they don't have to get a drink. You were comparing it to the lack of drinks queues on the downs - presumably that's because people aren't getting a drink on the downs? Although it looks like there's space for 200 people, I don't imagine there's space for 200 people to look out...

You don't have to queue at the bar on the i360 either. The ride hasn't started yet, they're on the ground.

Were there 200 in it? Although I would expect 200 to fit inside, I wouldn't expect them all to be able to stand on the outside and have a view.

You know what I meant :)

Try a polarizing filter.

And the King Alfred.

Yes. I'll die.

Why would it, it's not their money.

With good luck and a fair wind it could be open in time for winter.

Yeah, but what would you know about architecture?

Wow, it's nothing like that.

It'll have to close because people will be feeling sick, like the Millennium Bridge.

Come on JS, you're capable of straightening your photo.