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Oh, how I would have loved to photograph that.

I wonder what it is like being inside one of those during big waves crashing down. It must be scary!

When we were kids my brother and I used to call our penises our "lighthouses". True story.

What?

Can you hear them? They're speaking to me. They're each saying, "*Wooho!Top 15 here I come!"

All i could think of... was how pissed off they would have been building these things, and then a swirl like that came up and tore everything down...

I can't stop watching this! Thank you so much, blankman!

Disappointed...

Aaaaah Lighthouses in Bretagne !
People still lives there. And it's pretty impressive. Most of them are a century old.

http://www.videosift.com/video/It-never-ends-Never depicts the "interior" of one of them.

Most disappointing and misleading title ever. Same goes for the tags - I assumed they were just all foreign names

I guess I was expecting more moaning and maybe a bit less spooge.

The title is like saying military porn... this is a fantastic video. I dare anyone to sit inside any of those lighthouses during a storm like this. Makes you feel alive, until you die from a wave-related crushing.

I never knew that the lighthouses endured so much abuse. It is interesting to watch-thanks! I don't think there are any US lighthouses in the same position, though. It is amazing to imagine someone living in one during those storms.

this is how the houses of New Orleans need to be rebuilt

My mouth tastes all salty after watching that. That sea mist must get into everything during a storm like that.

In fact, you're pretty safe in there. Ok, I must admit that old lighthouses aren't tight (is it the right word ?), but renovations and new materials keep you dry. By the way, with a stormy weather, it's not cautious to stay in the lamp chamber as you never know if a debris from the sea will crush it.

I'll try to find a video of someone inside a Britanny's Lighthouse during a storm, or make ones by myself one day

Oceans are scary.

I want to work there.

"I dare anyone to sit inside any of those lighthouses during a storm like this. Makes you feel alive, until you die from a wave-related crushing."

Um, well I'll take that dare... seeing how long they've been standing there, I think it'd be pretty safe to weather a storm in one.

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seriously how the F*#$ do those lighthouses withstand that pounding from the ocean. I want to see a doc on how those things are built.

I'm totally facinated by this now...here are more pics and info
http://www.skullpat.com/2008/03/04/tempete-sur-la-pointe-de-bretagne/
then some truly amazing pics
http://www.jean-guichard.com/boutique/images/medium/phototheque/00015.jpg
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g96/bobbys_angel/funny%20stuff/huge-lighthouse-wave.jpg

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I just read about this last week in my Oceanography class; the first one.

Had that poster, too. An image from my scariest dreams.

These lighthouses are bigger and harder than yours, and they can handle a long & hard pounding.

>> ^qruel:

seriously how the F #$ do those lighthouses withstand that pounding from the ocean. I want to see a doc on how those things are built.


>> ^kronosposeidon:

When we were kids my brother and I used to call our penises our "lighthouses". True story.
What?

^ my thoughts exactly. this is footage from my nightmares.

Somebody had to bring on the innuendo after a video title like that

>> ^qruel:

seriously how the F #$ do those lighthouses withstand that pounding from the ocean. I want to see a doc on how those things are built.


If you look at them the majority of the force of the wave is taken by the rocks that they are standing on. what's left of the wave after it hits the rocks is mostly broken up water , add to that the shape of the light house and there is not much surface for the already broken up water to make contact with and apply force to , its simply easer1 for the water to go around it than it is for it to push against the structure.

MY biggest concern if I was in one of them lighthouses would be lack of internet connection and no way to order take out food.

I'm also sure the risk of a helicopter flying into your house and photographers snapping a shot of u fapping off to porn is allot higher.