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  that‘s either a coen brothers or david lynch plot
context: Wow, nice title. >
  
  If the shoe fits… >
  
  That's a step in the right direction >
  
  No need to make jokes about it. That person had a sole. >
  
  You could say the case is still......afoot >
  
  Someone oughtta sock ya for that pun! >
  
  Hope they take the steps necessary to solve this. >
  
  I'm sure they'll hop to it. >
  
  They’re going to stew on it for a while.  See what bubbles up. >
  
  Come Watson. The game is afoot! >
  
  Someone toe-d the line...and failed. >
  
  Give them an inch and they take a foot. >
  
  I'm pretty sure it's the foot of a tourist who fell/purposely went into the hot pool and died.  I remember reading about it,  but I can't remember the exact details. >
  
  We had a few cases of feet washing up on beaches in BC many years ago that all turned out to be drowning victims. I guess the feet are often the first to detach in the decomposition process. >
  
  Also they're usually protected by shoes so they don't get broken down into all the little bones. >
  
  If I couldn’t see the sights because somebody lost a foot, I’d be steamed. >
  
  It wouldn’t be Reddit if the comments weren’t filled with stupid puns instead of discussion on the topic. >
  
  "A missing man whose foot was found floating in a Yellowstone hot pool had no suicide note in his car — though investigators have found his laptop computer, notebooks and handwritten poems, according to National Park Service documents released Tuesday".
  Well, hand written items are like a50% suicide note. they're like a suicide note analog.