Can i take a long walk on a short pier?

Answer 1

just go round in circles,and when you get dizzy you fall into the water and get eaten up by a great white shark.

Answer 2

Yes - you can take a long walk on a short pier, just walk in a circle within the area of the pier, you could walk miles like this in a very small area - though if the circle is too tight you might get dizzy!

Answer 3

of course

take a walk to the watery end then walk back to the shore end then walk back down the end again,

repeat this process until you feel you have walked a sufficient distance

then you will have taken a long walk ON a short pier

if however you are actually asking "can i take a long walk OFF a short pier?"
well thats a different question , isnt it?

Answer 4

'long walk' can refer to time as well as distance. Usualy it refers to the both of them, as if you take a long distance walk, you are likely to be gone a long time. In my option it is possible to have a long walk on a short pier as it could only be referring to the time and not the distance (unless you lived miles away from the pier in the first place then it is not only a loooonnng walk, but a random one as well).

Answer 5

Anyone foolish enough can take a long walk on a short pier, but be aware that at the very end is the dividing line that separates wisdom and stupidity!!!

Answer 6

I think the phrase dates back to pirate times where wrong doers would have to walk the plank. the long walk meaning that (as your not too keen on jumping into the sea) would take you a long time as you walk to the edge.

so really depends on the meaning of a long walk... disance or time

Answer 7

yes, but either walk laps or get a very wide pier

Answer 8

Yeah.. Walk back-and-forth

Answer 9

Yes: walk round in circles.

Answer 10

you can on brighton pier but be careful the water is not warm and it is a little rough