Comments by "Paul Frederick" (@1pcfred) on "What Really Happened to Amelia Earhart?" video.

  1. She's a 37!
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  2. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
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  3. Sometimes you eat the crab and sometimes the crab eats you.
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  4.  @blacknap0le0n56  some crab cakes are better than others are. Then there's crab imperial. Which is better. Crab cakes are made out of number 2 and imperial is number 1 lump. I live on the Delmarva peninsula so I know my crabs. Blue claws are the best! OK Alaskan king crab is good too. The south Pacific crabs are kinda low rent. I'd try coconut crab though. It's supposed to be a delicacy.
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  5. Which England are you referring to? There have been several that we know of up to this point. Someone's been on the island for at least 800,000 years as best as we can figure it now. Although who precisely they were or what they may have been up to is a mystery. It is likely they did not consider themselves English. But who knows? They may have drank tea at four.
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  6. That's the funny thing about diameter and circumference. It is a lot longer around a circle than it is across it.
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  7. Women drivers.
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  8. Fred Noonan.
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  9.  @blacknap0le0n56  I started my crab adventure at a young age. Catching them, cooking them and eating them.
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  10. Dropped off what radar? Earhart was lost years before the term RADAR was even coined. Although the first radar system was in use a couple years before the disappearance. But it was more of a scientific curiosity than a practical device at the time. So while we cannot say radar did not exist it certainly did not exist anywhere near where Earhart was lost.
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  11.  @drexlspivey5828  it is mysterious because there is no physical evidence to support anything. Your theory while sound has no support whatsoever. A random scrap of aluminum is not conclusive. It may be part of her plane or part of many other planes.
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  12. Charles Lindbergh completed the first solo non-stop flight across the Atlantic. And he flew from New York to Paris. The other two bozos crashed in a bog in Ireland. Which was hardly an auspicious arrival.
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  13. Yes he was but his was not the first non-stop transatlantic flight. The other two guys that did it before him were a pair. So not solo.
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  14. They obviously crashed on the Lost island.
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