phucheneh
Diamond Member
- Jun 30, 2012
- 7,306
- 5
- 0
I don't think the plane turned and flew west.
Personally, I think it turned east and ended up crashing into that big garbage island in the Pacific. That's why they can't find it- they're looking for either a whole airplane, or a debris field made up of bits of airplane. No one has thought to look through an isolated 200,000 square mile patch of squalid discarded human refuse*.
Quick, someone call CNN and tell them of my theory.
Wait...they'll never go for that. Someone upload my theory to CNN's global investigative research database**.
*from my research, this floating pile of ocean debris apparently may also be known as 'Texas'?
**post on Twitter.
Personally, I think it turned east and ended up crashing into that big garbage island in the Pacific. That's why they can't find it- they're looking for either a whole airplane, or a debris field made up of bits of airplane. No one has thought to look through an isolated 200,000 square mile patch of squalid discarded human refuse*.
Quick, someone call CNN and tell them of my theory.
Wait...they'll never go for that. Someone upload my theory to CNN's global investigative research database**.
*from my research, this floating pile of ocean debris apparently may also be known as 'Texas'?
**post on Twitter.