Over an HOUR of Bizarre Stories | Well, I Never Compilation

[@moondancer4660]

I'm 60 years old and I find Paul fascinating. I wish my teachers had been half as interesting when I was in school!

[@katherinethegreat]

37.13😂😅😊

[@garyfrancis6193]

Mine were or even less.

[@charmaynebruce6215]

​@mehrimazedeh I had teachers like that! I loved school :) No joke, I couldn't wait for holidays to be over!

[@compassioncampaigner728]

Many teachers are eager to bring texture and vibrant teaching methods to the classroom, but the educational system we are saddled with will punish teachers for anything remotely exciting happening in their classroom.

[@WD_R]

I'm 38 and sadly seems like nothings changed

[@buhbuh9846]

I have adhd and I swear I can do anything, any chore while listening to your videos. Thank you for your hard work 🙏🏻

[@christeegunzenhauser1680]

Me too busy doing my Passover clean , which I normally don't get done properly

[@redrobyn8316]

Helps my back pain idle while I whipper snip❤

[@michelledempsey2053]

That is awesome. So pleased it helps you 😊

[@sealyoness]

I have ADHD and find even doing dishes goes quickly when listening.

[@whimsicallady9759]

So do I and I’ve found myself getting the laundry done whilst listening and it’s like, calming I can’t describe it but ❤

[@herbivorethecarnivore8447]

Paul's the kind of guy I would have loved to have as my teacher, he has the power to explain any subject in a way that makes it interesting.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

Paul (and Karl Smallwood to a degree) are the only guys I want to listen to at the pub

[@janetcw9808]

​@@thejudgmentalcat You have a VERY good point there 😂❤

[@nicolecampbell208]

I wish this man and my Great-Uncle Johnny (Gods rest him) would've been pals... ANY family event would have been an absolute grand time

[@mauricedavis2160]

Your comment is so spot on, Paul's channel is top shelf!!!🙏👌👻❣️

[@terry2295]

I was lucky to have a teacher like that for my Christian history classes. He's probably one of the primary reasons why I love history today.

[@goblinbabe6664]

Paul could make a 4 hour long video on the history of paint thinner and I would watch all of it tbh

[@quickchris10]

The history of sandpaper would be especially fascinating. I mean, I have actually wondered, ``which came first, the emery board or sandpaper?'' (Answer: the emery board! Leave it to women's beauty products to identify a necessity!)

[@mariovillarreal8647]

Why don't you mention the Bakersfield CA just of a Kern County wide group of County and City officials in govt and police and Sheriffs Depts being involved in kidnapping hitchhikers and runaway teen girls and impersonating them in group orgies and using their babies as child sacrifice victims in the early eighties!!?

[@Rrainebow80]

😂😂😂

[@selinastewart665]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Absolutely 🤣🤣

[@CORNELLSTREET]

Lololol!!!!🤔🤭😆🤣

[@tracycraft2546]

I love that many of the stories presented are ones I've never heard before! So rare these days! Paul, you are an amazing story teller!! Bravo!!

[@against_the_kitchen_floor]

A WHOLE MARATHON? I'm so ready, thank you for all your hard work!! This is becoming one my favorite, and strangely comforting, channels

[@atheistmom3591]

Agree - very comfy listening. 🎧

[@bayonetababe9697]

Me too. I use him to fall asleep. I always go back and listen to all of it though because he makes everything so interesting.

[@ScarlettsWebb]

Count me in ! He’s so soothing ! I’m getting a crush ❤- what a wonderful orator and natural story teller ! 😊

[@beckyrobbins445]

I absolutely HAVE to know how many times you had to record the Napoleon segment?? I, personally, had to go back SEVERAL times to listen to parts because I kept missing them due to my hysterical laughing 🤣🤣🤣 WELL DONE!

[@annedalton289]

Paul does outtakes on some of his stories at and 😀 saw one the other day and it was during the story as he could stop laughing , every time he went to say again he stared laughing again 😂😂😂

[@COOLSAMMYJO]

Found this channel while laid up after surgery. Now addicted .. love the chap’s presentation and bizarre history topics. Thanks😊

[@squeeb8907]

"...with a family that managed to lose them. Well done." lol I love listening to you share history with us!

[@joanneentwistle7653]

That poor cat was so disgusted it couldn't look at Annie. As any self-respecting cat, I imagine it was plotting her death from that point onward. Thank you for this compilation, you helped an Aspergian feel quite normal!

[@sueaddison9958]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sealyoness]

Welp, my most contemporary companion has looked at me with a rather speculative expression! I suspect she knows she's better off if I'm alive and able to open the front door and also cat food.

[@Ms.HarmonyJ]

Paul you and your crew always out do yourselves such a pleasure being part of your sensational channel

[@simonaxlz]

Mary absolutely deserved to be kept in quarantine. She could’ve taken the royalties and have a cushy life, probably not even having to work since her story was so popular. Instead she decided to infect a maternity hospital and clearly never changed her hygiene routine. I personally think she should’ve been imprisoned.

[@cherylschantz9893]

Alone? It was cruel and unusual punishment.

[@vojo1461]

@@cherylschantz9893I’m sure dying of fever, diarrhea and vomiting contracted from your highly paid cook was pretty cruel, too.

[@nahmastay3300]

@@cherylschantz9893 she refused to wash her fuckin hands and keep clean after she was vehemently warned upon release. Maybe not at first, but later on….Yeah, she deserved it.

[@Christopher-Lenz]

Imprisoned? An eye for an eye.

[@bridgetfitzgerald3063]

She KNOWINGLY infected multiple house holds, whole families were killed by her infection and habit of not cleaning herself properly. Her running away from the homes right as the last members were passing wasn't her saving herself,it was her avoiding the investigation yet again. She was told multiple times. But she admitted, how else could she survive in the manor she was accustomed to on anything less than a cooks income. Women didn't have many choices back then. I don't care for her excuses neither do her victims.

[@momcat2223]

Loved this compilation! Typhoid Mary brought trouble on herself in the end. I can believe she initially was unaware she was the cause of the infections but, once ordered to refrain from working as a cook and doing so anyway, well, life-time quarantine it is, then. Thanks, also for covering the D&D panic. Always found it amazing that folks who raised their children with tales of and movies depicting the Craft - including golem [Pinocchio], fairies, pixies, spells, curses, charms, poisoning, transmogrification [Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Peter Pan] and etc. would be worried about their older children carrying on with it.

[@TippyPuddles]

During the time "Typhoid Mary" lived, disease and how they worked for not understood. She was uneducated and thought they were out of their minds. The science of disease was not understood and the population was not just ignorant, this knowledge was not common knowledge.

[@trishmcl9055]

Yeah it's very wrong what she did.

[@wolfwright7658]

A little late to the party, but I wanted to chime in. I'm a child of the 80s, growing up with D&D. My father introduced it to me in the late 80s. They are fond memories, sitting around the kitchen table playing. It sparked that love of the Fantasy genre that has spanned my entire life. The Satanic Panic was very real at that time, but am glad that it wasn't something we had to worry about in my family.

[@owensthilaire8189]

Yup. My folks had encouraged us to read from an early age and so being a teenager in the eighties wasn't as bad for me as it was some of my friends. I still like to read game books rather than fiction.

[@Geekerella00]

If you haven't read The Dragonlance Chronicles, I highly recommend it.

[@l.scales7516]

player at 12 years old, lol even though i had only myself & a module i played repeatedly! lol never got to play with others til i was 17? lol

[@Back-handedLuck-ul7ms]

I am almost 70 now and I just wrote down your recommendation. Thank you!

[@villavillain]

I remember my dad and maternal grandmother concerned that I had joined a satanic cult because I played D&D. It was nice that they agreed about something for a change 😂

[@jennceltic7510]

I’m planting an orchard today 🌳 got my headphones on and an hour+ video helps the time go by with great story telling! Thanks 😊

[@mikaylastrong7622]

I'm listening while restoring my 65 yo husband's chest of drawers his uncle built. Sure makes the hard work easier to enjoy.

[@lornadane9241]

I've just discovered this channel and I'm thrilled. I feel like I'm being told a bedtime story. The subjects are sometimes macabre but the way Paul calmly explains things is magical. Can't wait to see what the next vid is!

[@Admiral.Buttercup]

Couldn't up-vote fast enough! Just so delighted you've got a new one out and it's Over An Hour. Such a refreshing 'antiquated' arrangement of simple narration and illustration. We're so ready for the classic format after all of the hysterical, dramatic cr*p that's been pumped out in the last decade or so.

[@shereesmazik5030]

The calm telling of the tale generates more emotions in the listener as they are personal .

[@sereneprincess4940]

Paul, you remind me of my childhood mentor. His name was Marvin Ballard, and he sadly died earlier this year. But your lecture method, your speech volume fluctuations, and your ability to make even the weird sh*t seem the most interesting part of the story... he would do so much of the same idiosyncrasies. Thank you for letting me relive a bit of my childhood with your stories, and your channel. 💙

[@kaarenhendrickson3977]

Paul I find you truly an amazing teacher and story teller thank you so much, I would love to see some of your out takes and bloopers

[@ruthshelton-tp9ie]

Well ....I never ... want to miss a video from you so very talented sir.

[@terry2295]

Thank you for the good laugth.

[@ruthshelton-tp9ie]

@@terry2295 💖🍻 You're so very welcome😊

[@kjaxthegrate]

I'm loving binging these videos during my lonely night job. Your voice is super comforting, Paul.

[@itarry4]

How could Mary claim she wasn't the cause when even after being told she continued to run away as soon as someone got ill. She must have had some idea even before being told.

[@SlateTiara]

I'm sure she didn't mean to harm anyone. It would make sense to think she wasn't the only immune person out there. I would have done the same thing if that thing meant I'd survive. If they really needed her to stop doing it, they should have payed her enough that she could stop working.

[@itarry4]

@@SlateTiara they effectively did, they gave her her own place, food, a safe job but it wasn't enough to just stop her, she needed to be kept away from people after proving she couldn't be trusted to wash her hands and take the needed steps to not infect others. If she didn't mean to hurt anyone why did she go back to work even after being told and shown the proof she was causing it. I find it hard to accept she didn't at least suspect she was causing people to get ill etc even before being told, the pattern of moving every time someone got sick, no matter how good the job just seems dodgy. She might have felt she had no choice but she could have taken a different job or at least been far more hygienic. Especially after it was explained how being clean and doing certain things would really help stop her spreading it.

[@SlateTiara]

@@itarry4 Yeah... okay well that is what the story says. But untill I hear her side of it, which we never will, I'll reserve my judgement. I just have a hard time imagining she would do this, just to be an a-hole.

[@SlateTiara]

@@itarry4 Plus... is it ethically okay to lock someone up, because they don't get sick? In my opinion it's not.

[@itarry4]

@@SlateTiara oh I didn't think she did it just to be an a-hole just felt she had no choice but to keep working, didn't want to accept it even though she knew deep down. It's, amazing what we can justify and make OK in our minds when we feel like we've no choice, haven't done anything wrong but are being punished anyway. Especially when we don't fully understand what is happening. Knowing something but refusing to accept, believe it happens all the time, especially if we could starve, live a far less satisfying life, etc. After being told and seeing the trail of Dead I just can't accept she didn't know on some level she was responsible however in her mind it was her or them in a way. Also she obviously had a very poor understanding of hygiene and how it worked etc. She wasn't being a a-hole just a person in many ways unfortunately.

[@oceanfur__0415]

Personally, I believe one condition Tarerre may have suffered from mega esophagus. Its a condition which seems to be more common in dogs, however it would explain the enlarged gullet while also being able to see the stomach through his mouth. From what i can recall currently, Mega Esophagus is what it sounds like, an enlarged esophagus accompanied by a weakened or absent esophageal sphincter, which acts as a valve between the esophagus and stomach.

[@WWETheDeadManDTF]

He probably had prader-willi syndrome, combined with short bowel syndrome and trimethylaminuria. The prader willi syndrome caused high ghrelin secretion, driving his insatiable hunger. The short bowel syndrome caused malabsorbtion of nutriens, leaving his body in constant need for food. And due to the wast amounts of meat he consumed, containing high amounts of choline and carnitine being converter into trimethylamine, his liver would not have been able to produce enough FMO3-enzyme to oxidate all the trimethylamine into trimethylamine-oxide. The high amounts of remaining trimethylamine would be the cause of his foul body odor and cause even more damage to the mucus membranes of his intestines, causing even more malabsorbtion and horrible diarrhea. Due to him being born with these conditions, he would've cousine large amounts of food from an early age. The esophagus and stomach would've just grown to accomodate his eating habits.

[@Vixter1945]

​@@WWETheDeadManDTFI doubt he'd have been only 100lbs if he had PWS 😮. Though they're only drawings of him and not photos, his hands and feet don't appear to be unusually small either but you're right about his voracious appetite fitting with PWS

[@Caro_dies_a_lot]

Kind of reminds me of PIKA honestly. But I’ve only known one individual with the diagnoses.

[@michellethiesen7972]

​​@@Vixter1945 the lack of nutrient absorption from short bowel syndrome would have kept his weight down. His body simply may not have processed the food he ate.

[@Vixter1945]

​@@michellethiesen7972maybe but still no small hands and feeties 😅

[@kizzyeeles9733]

I absolutely adore this channel. Thank you for all the hard work you put in to making such interesting content

[@abbycross90210]

I first heard about Tarrare from Sam O'Nella Academy's youtube channel. It's an equally entertaining retelling, just with cartoons instead of a well-dressed Scotsman.

[@koibitocorazon6365]

His was more disturbing than the corpse guy…

[@nancysmith2295]

I like 'Well I never' because the presentation is excellent. Great descriptions backed up with well described factual details. It's like a good Sherlock Holmes story! Thanks for your sharing your endeavors. 😊

[@Kari.F.]

What an amazing treat to get an hour and a half of bizarre and varied stories like these! You are an excellent storyteller, and this time we got the luxury of little snippets of that British humour, too. Your "beef jerky" remark about Rasputin's body part came as I was having a drink of carbonated water. Talk about unexpected sinus cleansing! 😂😂😂

[@moondancer4660]

Wow! I used to play Dungeons & Dragons when I was in my early twenties with my husband at that time and I don't remember any of this! We just sat at the table rolled the dice and played our characters!

[@Shjanzey]

You don’t remember because THE DEMON YOU SUMMONED WIPES YOUR MEMORIES!!!!!!! REEEEEEEEE

[@ann7882]

You're voice is sooo comforting to me. Thoroughly thrilled to have had you for over one and one half hours tonight!!! Still the best dressed man on u tube.

[@evelgreytarot8401]

Well, I never...heard Typhoid Mary's mother had typhoid while she was pregnant with her. That very well could explain why Mary was immune or at least Asymptomatic

[@SatanRomps]

And also why Mary didn't believe she was a carrier.

[@SpyanLord]

Have you had any medical training or are you just pretending you had so ?

[@evelgreytarot8401]

@@SpyanLord lol, sorry. Were my words too big for you? It's a yt comment section. I'm not giving you my resumé.

[@Raevynwing]

I love these videos. So well researched and made. I love how engaging you are. You are able to keep my attention, which is all over the place usually. It's rare I can find content creators that keep me absorbed and so interested.

[@IansModRite]

Avery ALMOST being saved only to die in the very fashion that he was at risk of dying in the first place has got to be one of the most “well, shit… at least we tried” moments in American History 😂

[@dkm2343]

I think the authorities took the correct actions with Mary at the time when typhoid was such a problem. The woman clearly knew or sensed that she was related to all the people in the household of her former employers who fell sick, but chose to run. She was asked to improve her hygiene habits yet she wouldn’t listen. So what she did was reckless endangerment or even manslaughter.

[@SlateTiara]

What she did was in order to survive. If they had payed her enough to sustain a living without having to work... but they didn't. You can't just lock someone up because they don't get sick. What was she supposed to do without income? Die?

[@seaborgium919]

@@SlateTiara she literally just had to wash her hands. She wasn't told she couldn't work, she was told to wash her hands.

[@vojo1461]

@@SlateTiaraShe was perfectly capable of working in another profession and she did, for a while after her first release. She was selfish, lazy and nasty-she wanted to prepare food for rich people after getting her bodily fluids on her hands and not washing them… and she wanted to be paid well to do it.

[@quickchris10]

@@seaborgium919 They said ``under questioning she revealed she rarely washed her hands.'' ``Under questioning'' I would think means they pressed for details about how she completed the hand-washing process, and at that point, she probably admitted to just rinsing them with water. Because I saw a documentary where she was depicted as fervently proclaiming that she did ``wash'' her hands. So it was probably when they pointed out that it's not really washing if you don't use soap, that she realized.

[@SatanRomps]

​@quickchris10 we need to explain that now a days. The amount of old ppl I see splashing their hands with water for .2 seconds and calling it good after using a public bathroom is horrifying. I used to love going to the local casino till I had to wait in line for the bathroom one day. . . 🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢

[@bbyjscx]

Just stumbled across this channel and its right up my street! Love all these crime content creators popping up, I just love the narrator, I will for sure be catching up on the videos I have missed! I wonder how much the tale of Tarrer is true, surely all of that story can not be true?

[@Presca1]

"Who was buried apart from his bone" - lol that made me giggle :D

[@juliestrickland7754]

The guy who couldn't stop eating was crazy and twisted. That poor man. I can't imagine living like that!! And then to die the way he did...just freaky. Thank you for these weird, but cool stories!

[@Lauriej117]

I lost all sympathy for him when I heard he was eating cats, puppies and possibly a toddler. Disgusting.

[@juliestrickland7754]

@@Lauriej117 it is disgusting. I just can't imagine what could possibly drive you to that. I wonder if he had any guilt over it, or was his condition such that it affected him to the point where he couldn't feel empathy for anyone or anything. I still have to have sympathy for someone whose mental state drove them to that. I have to also wonder why the hell wasn't he locked up and kept that way to avoid these disgusting tragedies?

[@peggedyourdad9560]

@@juliestrickland7754 The part of the brain that regulates what you will or won't eat starts to relax when you're in a state of starvation. I'm assuming this was the reason behind the many more questionable things he had eaten. That part of the brain relaxing a bit is why many genuinely starving people will eat dogs and cats and even resort to cannibalism.

[@guinea.pig-mommy]

I have heard about Carl Tanzler, one of the most bizarre stories ive heard

[@wompppwompwomppp]

Lore?

[@carol1123]

In ancient literature they talk about Giants and mighty men with insatiable appetites that were eating up everything animals humans Native Americans documented these things I'm thinking these big eaters were related to these things

[@agostinodublino1387]

16:10 I would really "like" u.u to know if he committed or not the n*crophilia acts or not.. I mean, did the doll he made holes and or there was traces of acts or not? If they are possibilist, some clue was there

[@Mehki227]

​​@@wompppwompwompppNo that HBO autopsy series. The female who narrated the series was totally creepy. The series you feared and hated to watchm but couldn't stop~

[@katiefoster2317]

A wonderful storyteller, so much information packed in the time slips by and you come to the end

[@hpyles30241]

I love the compilations!!! Thank you so much for the time and work you put into your stories.

[@danielleplackett8707]

I got so excited when I saw how long this video was!!! What a pleasant treat!!

[@maggie5386]

I just want to say that love this channel and its content! keep up the great work!!

[@lilpix2644]

So very interesting, ENTERTAINING!!! I absolutely love your work, THANKYOU so so much for bringing all of this together. I could honestly watch and listen to your show endlessly. Bravo 👌👏

[@thegreencat9947]

Thank God kitty and tortoise survived....how cruel.🐈🐢

[@tracycraft2971]

Paul, you are simply delightful!! I so love you channel❤❤❤

[@whitneymason406]

What a great way to end the week!

[@MancFlowerDragon]

This is my first foray into Well I Never and I’m delighted I took the time to watch it all comepletely. I subbed immediately. What an entertaining and educational way to deliver these interesting and important stories of everyday life and the amazing variety of people who manage to live in it. Great. Really enjoyed it.

[@auntheidi9389]

Your understated asides of humor are hysterical.

[@don_at_large]

I needed a story or two to relax and stay grounded.. Thank you so much..

[@steyf4]

I'm loving all the comedic quips in the last few videos. Keep it up, Mr. Paul. Love this channel.

[@shannononeill482]

There's days I'm surprised we survived the 80's. D&D has been shown to improve critical thinking skills (yes, it's needed, yes heretical ideas are great LOL)...math skills, social interaction skills, language skills...group dynamics...I've played for years, DM'd for...a couple (5e) and it's honestly the most social interaction I get every week. a group of friends getting together to be heroes. It's great. 10/10.

[@whatisthis1958]

Some therapists actually recommend the game for patients with social anxiety. And I found D&D to be really helpful to my mental health and processing traumatic experiences through my previous character. Now I'm in a better place, I still find D&D to be a good way to make sure I spend time with my friends despite being busy in life.

[@greywater3186]

“That’s some pricy jerky.” 😂

[@ScarlettsWebb]

I can listen to you all day ! I love your voice inflections , perfect pronunciations of medical and forensic terms, keeping me interested and then always a great twist . Thank you for the work you do Sir ! You and your team are fabulous 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@OddiSeeOddSquad]

Love the channel. It's refreshing and relieving that you've had success in this hard to define genre. It inspires me to continue to cover Odd and true tales. Subscribed.

[@aftonstjames]

I'm going through a really tough time right now and I stumbled upon this channel and its making me feel like my grandfather is here just telling me interesting things to keep my mind off of what's going on. Thank you.

[@WellINever]

I'm sorry to hear you're going through some tough times at the moment, Afton but I'm glad the show is able to bring you some peace. These bad times will pass. Stay strong 🙏

[@zi-extremist]

"Well, because sometimes we do stupid sh*t." 🤣💀

[@submerged10]

I've just recently discovered this channel. After the Bonaparte joke, I'm here til death do us part. That was quality Dad joke fare.

[@sealyoness]

Paul has such an entertaining style of storytelling. And a few of these stories have a sufficient amount of 'EW' in them. Thanks.

[@jasonruetz2306]

Dude strapped himself to an Acme anvil like Wile E. Coyote 😂 stellar plan guy. "Some of him was recovered" 😂😂

[@jldisme]

Since she refused to follow rules to protect the public after she was released and more people died, the Public Health authorities were justified.

[@shobhapaul9009]

And we thought Covid quarantine was a new thing 🤔

[@TippyPuddles]

@@shobhapaul9009 Not for us history buffs.

[@christracy2144]

The motivations for the majority of posthumous marriages are heartfelt and quite beautiful really. Not Tansler, that's about obsession more than love. Allowing partners and children to benefit from the road not yet taken when the deceased was lost, instead of abandoning them to their fate, is very kind.

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

Marrying someone is deceased no matter what the circumstances is effed up. Get real. There is absolutely nothing beautiufl about it. It's just plain sick.

[@janetpendlebury6808]

How on earth can marrying a dead body be legal? How do you know the dead person wants to be married, they can't give their consent!

[@shereesmazik5030]

Elena made it clear she did not want him , but he turned her into a sx toy , showing profound disrespect to another human . There should be no tolerance for this behavior .

[@alice45-fgd-456drt]

There's really nothing beautiful about marrying a dead body, mainly because it's fucked up and a dead person can't consent to marriage.

[@DeathlessOrchid]

Incredible how everyone replying to you missed the point. It's not about marrying the dead body, and the body is basically never there. It's more like if your fiance died before you could make it official sort of thing, you don't just pick a random dead person who never told you they wanted to marry you

[@PdxNative83]

This is my first viewing of your channel but I enjoy you so much! Your humor, your sass, your voice. Fantastic. 🥳

[@RomperRuined]

Your comments on the preserved body parts are a pure delight!

[@sueaddison9958]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@vielkadenerson2534]

Love the way you narrate these stories and that is because you are so talented and a amazing story teller .

[@kelleymaxwell3875]

Oh my! I only got to Bonaparte' s....thingy (lol!) And defied that I must share this video with my husband! Plus, Paul deserves to be on television, so he will be...in a way. Seriously, Paul deserves to have his own show. I absolutely love his voice, is a wonderful storyteller, and he's such a gentleman....Well, with the way television programs are these days, perhaps television isn't good enough for him. Either way, he shall be on the big screen, even if it's just my big screen tv- LOL! Thank you Paul. Being able to watch your videos is always a special treat!

[@peggedyourdad9560]

He already has his own show in the form of this channel. I assume he also has much more freedom with his own channel than he would with a traditional television network. However, I do agree that he is excellent to watch and that these videos are a delight.

[@thegreencat9947]

I'm 73 years old...whenever I got sick..my mom called me Typhoid Mary. I knew about her along time ago.

[@VictoriaEMeredith]

My dad did the same.

[@belindawilson1350]

Both my parents did but that's because I had it. There was a thyphoid outbreak at the hospital I was in. I then became a carrier. I therefore had to be under quarantine. That lasted 2years.😂

[@shannonbreen3732]

Paul “ Throwing themselves over a waterfall in a barrel because… Well because sometimes we just do stupid sh1t…”. 🤣🤪🤣🤪🤣

[@DrinkingArt]

1:08:12 When Harry Potter was released many groups denounced the books, calling them satanic and Black Magic. The books were banned and burned. Its such a relief the books and DnD are accepted now. Also thank you to Paul and his team. I love everything about this channel especially the script; in this video I appreciated the encouragement in the Niagara Falls section given to those feeling down and thinking of suicide. It was just such a wonderful, sincere and decent thing to do. I love this channel thank you so much for all your work❤

[@Justme-jy7vo]

You need to study the Bible. It tells you exactly about these books.

[@HiAnime697]

I remember when Pokémon was seen as satanic until the Pope came out and said it wasn’t. Still, I had a babysitter that banned Pokémon from her house.

[@jameswoolford2698]

The Pope is evil

[@joelharding3312]

The harry potter books are extremely evil, after the harry potter movies came out, the interest in witchcraft sky rocketed. ex warlocks and witchdoctors can testify that from the age of 5 onwards they had to attend witchcraft school, from 7 in the morning till 7 at night. And the first thing they are taught in the occult is that Christianity is evil and their main enemy. Those old Christians were exactly right! Look at the world we are in now, satanism is on our tv, in our music videos, in kids shows its everywhere.

[@Thessair]

​@@Justme-jy7voThe Bible is a far more harmful book.

[@KarenHahn-g6h]

I love his delivery in how he relates unusual facts in historical events.

[@magacapwearer5910]

I ran across you by chance. The video showed you have a sense of humor, just like this one re: Napoleon and his bone. Funny 🤣. I like that in a story teller. You're a good story teller. I'm hooked now. I appreciate you. Thx

[@alexsmith2269]

This is delightful! And his facial hair be it the full beard and mustache or the mustache sideburn combo is always sublime!

[@jett8193]

Over an HOUR of Paul telling us bizarre stories? "Well, I Never"! But I am here for it 🖤💀🖤

[@lisadunlap9451]

I could listen to this gentleman all day...your voice it's calming thanks I enjoy your compilation😊

[@deniseleplatt1616]

Another great video. Just love your little zingers. Thank you so much Paul

[@BarbaraJV1]

Napoleon Bonepart’s “Thingy?” I could swear Paul was trying to stifle a laugh on this one 😂. Always entertaining and interesting! 👍👍

[@joanfourie1753]

👍👍👍👍😂😂😂

[@brendagraham4596]

I am from cookstown, Northern Ireland, people still talk about Mary, 😂, I love your channel Paul, never miss it, ❤❤❤

[@pesaz960]

this channel deserves way more love. informative and funny. a new favourite of mine.

[@PlatinumIrishrose]

I was blessed to have an English teacher, Typing teacher, Washington State History and United States History teachers that were THIS BRILLIANT!!

[@lorihamlin3604]

Shout out to our teachers around the world.

[@jubi400]

Well well, a slightly new look for you. Very nice. Thanks for the awesome upload!

[@wisecoconut5]

Wonderful dry humor! Thank you for the giggles.

[@AndrewCastlemaine]

That was a most enjoyable hour-and-a-half or so. Regarding Mary Mallon's incarceration, I am reminded of Spock's "The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few" line from "The Wrath of Khan". Regarding the religious right's feverish denunciations of D&D, to me it represented a bizarre turf war with the religious fundamentalists defending their lucrative financial position as the pinnacle of fantasy roleplaying

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

Why on earth did I think this would be good to listen to over dinner? In my defense, new to the channel.

[@kprnr7140]

I'm listening to this in a camper van in the middle of Glencoe in the Scottish Highlands. Thanks for the upload.

[@JD-go2qj]

I was captivated for over an hour listening to these stories. Many thanks 😊

[@jeanmachine9943]

I so enjoy watching these and how you narrate the stories! Thank you!

[@crystalcurnew6316]

Thanks for the bizarre yet so interesting stories,lov the added touch of humor!!,ha!

[@Flamsterette]

Thank you for the upload, Paul. I look forward to this compilation.

[@vwy2k]

Unrelated but your style in the beginning of the video is my favorite. The way the facial hair is worn, clean shaven head and glasses. Dapper gent. 😁

[@mark120964]

Just found your channel absolutely fascinating, please keep posting Mark

[@jantruitt9241]

Thank you for sharing this information about, Dungeon and dragons! I never thought they were real!

[@FirstName375]

I've just found this channel, and it's already my fave true crime channel already. No one else on youtube comes close.

[@JJW77]

Well, I never thought that I would listen to crime stories for 1 hour and 29 minutes...

[@crazyibel]

in the beginning typhoid mary was a victim, but after she knew or suspected she was the source and still worked as a cook she stopped being a victim and became a perpetrator. the other carriers didn't have to be in forces isolation because they didn't knowingly expose people to typhoid. Mary did

[@basilbaby7678]

Modern era California decriminalized the known transmission of AIDS…

[@sabitanathkrishna-biswas9232]

I found this video fascinating, thank you!

[@wolvojay85]

Love these longer form videos, this is the 3rd of watched in 2 days! I appreciate it's more work, but would really love to keep seeing these. Great cases, coverage and naration. Thank you!

[@momv2pa]

That was great! I haven’t binged like that in a long time. Great work!

[@tracycraft2971]

Your opening on this was classic!! I’ve visited Niagara and it was so freaking scary!!❤ love all you do Paul!!

[@relaxinandchillaxin]

is this simon whistlers dad???

[@BloodSweatandFears]

Underrated comment 😂

[@dsxa918]

This is a good use of the word underrated - ouch @ the use of the word on Reddit this year

[@cait6461]

I literally just told my boyfriend I found time traveler Simon who's come back to make another channel so he can make more money for future him 😂 Showed him to my boyfriend and he is also 100% convinced 😂

[@rachelle.h]

💯😂

[@CJay-d6h]

😂😂😂

[@yanceydavenport8657]

Glad i stumbled onto this channel,,i could listen to your story telling forever !!! Thanks 👍!!… Shout out from the U.S.A !!

[@michelecrutchfield6885]

Love listening to your videos ! Thank you ! ❤❤❤

[@Mrgop]

This has become one of my favorite KZbin channels. Your research and presentation are exemplary. I burst out laughing at the Bone-a -Part joke! Classic!