There is now no way, with hindsight, of clawing back the lost public benefit from this gigantic chunk of real-estate speculation.
Maybe next time - as last happened some 5,000 years ago - new magma will lever off a gigantic chunk of the eastern flank and plunge it into the ocean.
Their rent has recently shot up, from £1,100 to £1,500 a month, and I am horrified by the gigantic chunk it takes out of her income.
"We were all gathered around staring at this lake," the cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema recalled, "and Chris took his shoes and socks off and just strode out into the water, going straight towards that gigantic chunk of ice.
A big ol' piece of land just sitting smack dab on a gigantic chunk of gold.
Meanwhile, the Rock itself is a huge, gigantic chunk of limestone — almost 1,400 feet tall — that is essentially an immense fortress.
Despite the port's continued success, the dredging ships have returned to dig up more their gigantic steel claws scooping up chunks of seabed like a sludgy arcade-game prize.
But their gigantic sales and number of outlets place them on bigger chunks of ice.
Founded in 1998, this private, back-to-the-future pure play accounts for a big chunk of the $2 billion online retail shoe market, and it puts off gigantic cash flow.
Like its northern neighbour, the population is younger than average and a large chunk of people are employed in the retail sector – thanks, in part, to a gigantic Amazon distribution centre just off the M1.
