We actually range closer to 15,000 (in 2019) to 20,000 (in 2020) homicides with a gun per year.

>According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a total of 45,222 people died from gun-related injuries of all causes during 2020, the last year for which complete data is available.

>In 2020, more than 19,000 of the deaths were homicides, according to the CDC. The figure represents a 34% increase from 2019, and a 75% increase over the course of the previous decade.

Ah yes I’ve heard of it and honestly there may be some bleed over that caused me to first hear of this theory. I often find paranormal researchers to be sort of insufferable, but I should give it another try; I know people talk about the podcast as being solid.

Yeah, me too - hence /r/bigfootskeptics

All of them say pay type “taxes withheld” i originally talked to someone in the office about a week ago when they said they everything was cleared. This claim has been open since October.

I could easily see "faking evidence of Bigfoot" to be something that "getting stoned in the woods" would lead to.

There have been a lot of format changes in the Philly radio market.

104.5 has changed formats so many times that I can’t keep up. It used to be Sunny 104.5 when I was a younger kid, then it was Star 104.5 (I listened to the nightly Between The Sheets program with Christopher Knight religiously as a teenager). Then it changed back to Sunny easy listening. Now it’s something else. I think an alternative rock station?

100.3 used to be KISS, playing basically elevator music, before it became Y100.

Similarly, 101.1 used to be Eazy 101. Now it’s B101, much more upbeat stuff.

105.3 has been Smooth Jazz/adult R&B for as long as I can recall. And 102.9 has been classic rock for as long as I remember too.

"Bigger than a breadbox" was how bigfoot tracks were described by the Centre Daily Times when some tracks were found in the area in the 80s. My classmate swears the snow shoes they used to do it weren't that big.

It looks like you are waiting on your payments. The first week after being eligible is a waiting period, you do not receive pay for that week. If you have been expecting payments longer than that and haven't received them, contact your state rep to get unemployment in touch with you. And continue to submit your weekly certifications in the meantime.

Man that sucks. I’m such a wimp I would probably cry if I hit a bobcat or even a deer with my car lol.

Last Podcast on the Left, its a Paranormal/True Crime podcast. One of the hosts is Henry Zebrowski, who some might have seen on "Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell".

Anyway, Henry goes on CONSTANTLY with this exact theory about all paranormal events being extradimensional entities.

Its a really fun show, if you're into that kinda stuff.

Haha, probably. I think I got banded from r/bigfoot a while back for telling people the truth.

Yinzfoot

Reddit has been incredibly silent about this, but it's absolutely huge deal over here in western PA. I've been obsessively checking wind direction watching to see if I'm downwind of the shit show that keeps getting shittier.

Would you be willing to come tell your story on /r/bigfootskeptics?

I've seen a bobcat hit by a car by Beltsville. I was surprised how long it was when laid out

I remember the absolute confusion when CBS and NBC switched. 😂😂 I sometimes still have trouble remembering which is which now.

Big... foot?

So am i just waiting on payments or am I’m not getting them? I’m sorry I’m so confused. Did they take it all for taxes.

r/nottheonion

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It means they withheld federal taxes. You'll get a form next tax season that lists how much tax you paid on the unemployment income. Not everyone opts in to have tax withheld, they choose to pay that when they file their taxes. It just distinguishes between the two.

Not sure what that is!

Post the photos!

That shouldn't even be the headline. It had absolutely nothing to do with the school.

We had nothing else to do. Rural pa is certainly beautiful, but it's boring as fuck. It was a 45 minute drive to the nearest form of entertainment that wasn't drugs, booze, or lighting things on fire.