Nov. 30, 2024
A Peanuts Character Gets The Ax While This MMA Fighter Remains Delusional
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Broadcasting Live good afternoon, Blockhead Nation, and thank you for
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stopping by it once again. Blockhead truly hopes you had
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a wonderful Thanksgiving vacation and enjoyed your holiday. Thank you
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so much for taking the time to come and listen
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to your favorite Blockhead, the only podcast in the podcasting
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world that can somehow incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one
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minute and then be talking about MMA and Warriors inside
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the Octagon the next. I am your host, my name
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is Brian Little. If you are new to this show,
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let me remind you that three things are always talked
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about on this podcast. Number one one, God is King.
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Number two Peanuts is the single most successful comic strip
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in American history. And number three, mixed martial arts is
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the greatest sport under God's hot sun. So to begin with,
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if you tune into part one, this is where I
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focus on the Peanuts comic strip. Since we just had
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the Thanksgiving holiday, I'm sure if you watched Apple TV
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you had have had a chance to watch the Charlie
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Brown Thanksgiving episode. Maybe you have tuned into possibly the
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Mayflower Voyage. Those were available to the public. But if
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you're tuning in as an MMA fan. If you fast forward,
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I guess you can say to part two. That's where
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I'll cover things that are MMA based. But if I can,
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I'll start off with something. When it comes to the Peanuts,
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there is very much an antithesis to Charlie Brown, who
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over seventy years ago made a debut in the Peanuts
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comic strip and was quickly and literally figuratively in every
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way given the acts. Now that sounds harsh if I'm
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talking about Charles Schultz and how he would handle the
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Peanuts comics trips. No. Seventy years ago, we had somebody
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by the name of Charlotte Braun. Charlotte Brown is the
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exact opposite of Charlie Brown. Charlie Brown's a guy. This
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is a female. Charlie Brown internalizes a lot of things.
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This one is very loud and opinionated. Charlie Brown is
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a major character. This one was a minor character, intended
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to be the exact opposite to wishy, washy old Charlie Brown.
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And her time was very short lived. And I'll say
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this also, she was not well received by a lot
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of readers. In fact, one in particular, mailed a letter
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to Charles Schultz to show her and her distaste for
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Charlotte Braun. This is why you are not familiar with
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his character if you follow the comics for the Peanuts
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in any way. I'm going who the heck is Charlotte
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Broun exactly? And there's a fan by the name of
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Elizabeth Swain who specifically wrote and received a response from
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Charles Schultz that said that this character and I quote
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is literally getting the acts. Believe it or not, it's
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part of the Library of Congress archives. So his personal
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reply in nineteen fifty five to this fan can be
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found on the Charles Schultz Museum. If you go to
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Facebook or Instagram and look at their page, you will
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see that this literally has a drawing of Charlotte bron
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with an axe to her forehead, a little bit on
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the demented side, compared to what you would expect from Charles.
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But I'm letting you know that really did happen. That
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Charlotte Braun was short lived, not well accepted, and very
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much counterintuitive to who Charles Schultz and the Peanuts would represent.
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So she didn't last very long and literally was given
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the acts. So little bit extra trivia there if you
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didn't know? Not really a trivia question, but if you
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never knew who Charlotte Brown was, now you're familiar with it,
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there might be other things that you don't know about
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the comics and about the TV special. That's what I
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do as a fan. But hear me out. I'm finding
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out more and more. Just when I think I've peeled
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back all the layers of the Pea nuts, I haven't.
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There are untold stories that are being unfurled recently thanks
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to a podcast, and I'm more than happy to promote
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that show on here as Really there are only two
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to three episodes that are out currently. There's a third
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one coming soon about Franklin, but really it's only been
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two episodes that have been put out by this show
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called You Don't Know Peanuts. And when I tell you
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that you should go listen to this episode, this is
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just a free plug on If you want some truth
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about the Macy's Day Parade and the Peanuts balloons, that's
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episode one. The Charlie Brown Christmas episode is part two.
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That's a good rollover in a really good tie in
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to my show. Because now that it's getting into the December,
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it's easy for me as a Peanuts fan to discuss
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the Charlie Brown Christmas that's easy content. As of a
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few days ago when this was released, the Making of
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Charlie Brown Christmas. Now, I thought that, even though it
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might have been kind of a rough draft feel to it,
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that I've always thought for years that this special was
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well put together and systematically laid out. No, if you
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actually go and listen to this podcast episode from You
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Don't Know Peanuts, you'll find out that the Charlie Brown
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Christmas episode was very rushed. Now. I thought this mostly
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because of the parable build up, because if you listen
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to this show, you know midway through that I do
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a scripture of the day. It's very much identical with
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what Linus does in the Charlie Brown Christmas. You build
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up the characters, you develop your who, what, when, where
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and why. But when you get to what does Christmas mean?
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Midway through, you have Linus in the spotlight delivering the
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Gospel of Luke. This is something that Charles Schultz was
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well known for doing as a minister and as a
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cock strip artist. How he subtly would do that and
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throw in his beliefs in his spirituality, so that in
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the background, I thought, okay, this was well. I thought
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I'd know, very rushed, very last minute things thrown together
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on the backs of napkins on a table, scrambling to
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get this done because a documentary called A Boy Named
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Charlie Brown not been sold for over a year. So
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I don't want to give away all the details, but
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it's a free plug here that there's another Peanuts cartoon
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comic strip based podcast out there called You Don't Know Peanuts,
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The Untold Stories behind the greyst comic strip of all Time.
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They validate what I tell you week in and week out.
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Peanuts is the single most successful comic strip in American history.
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It's the greatest comic strip in the world. Now, what
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I like to end on. Now that I've talked about
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Charlotte Brown Who Got the Axe, and I've talked about
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the podcast that's come out with a few episodes, you
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can anticipate several coming down the road. There was something
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that came out on TikTok that I looked at and said, Okay,
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I'm gonna have to differ on this one. This was
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a fan saying they felt like Snoopy had been mistreated
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in the Charlie Brown Thanksgiving episode. They watched it and said, really,
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there's something we overlooked. How Snoopy was treated like an
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indentured servant of some kind, where he's expected to go
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set the table, fight a chair, make all the food,
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serve everybody and whatever. And I go, you don't understand Snoopy.
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If you think that way, you gotta realize this isn't Snoopy.
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That's just responding to his master and saying, go do this.
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It's because Charlie Brown cannot. Therefore Snoopy can. Snoopy is
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easily the most interchangeable character of all time, not just
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in the Peanuts, but I would argue in any cartoon
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of any kind in this world, Snoopy could rival them.
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And that was his that was his job, that was
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his position. He was the one who when nobody else
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could show up to save the day, he'd be the
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one to do it. And he can prove that he
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can do it. So does he use an alliance of
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his bird woodstock. Sure, And if anybody thinks that he
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was left behind and that he missed out on Grandma's Thanksgiving,
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that everybody got to enjoy. Well, if you watch through
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to the end of the episode, he's not exactly hurting.
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If he and Woodstock are sharing a turkey specifically just
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for them and then sharing a pumpkin pie and not
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having distribute out to anybody else, that doesn't seem like
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he's truly suffering. So it's Snoopy the guy you call on. Certainly,
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who do we go to? Not the Ghostbusters, but to
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the dynamic duo of Snoopy and Woodstock. That's where your
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faith and your hope lies inside of the episode. So
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anybody that's bringing that up and saying that Snoopy was mistreated,
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I'm sorry to tell you this. You don't know Snoopy
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on an in depth level. You don't realize what he
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contributes week in and week out through the comic strip,
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through the TV show, through the movie, as a part
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of the Charles Schultz Museum, as a part of the
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Macy's Day Parade, which ones were actually designed by Charles Schultz,
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and other ones that were done by the parade itself,
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that he's had a world renowned presence. That's what I
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tell you. Snoopy isn't hurting. I got the only thing
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I can say that he got cheated out of was
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the wishbone. You got woodstock eating turkey seems a little
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bit carnivore esque maybe, so maybe a little stretch there,
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But there's certainly no need to worry about are we
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going to have enough food? Because they certainly have their
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feasts set aside specifically for themselves, and I don't believe
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that they're suffering in any way. A job well done
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and a reward for themselves. Snoopy being mistreated, I think
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again on them Carscripturan for this podcast will be in
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Lamentations chapter three, verses thirty one through thirty three. If
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the Lord will not cast off forever, but thou he
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causes grief, yet will he have compassion according to the
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multitude of his mercies. For he does not afflict willingly
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nor grieve the children of men. So if you read
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the Book of Lamentations in the Bible, there's a lot
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that's really heavy hearted in that entire chapter. But if
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you read in the context of the whole Bible, as
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you see in the Reflection and Blue Letter Bible today,
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it says, great is the faithfulness of the Lord. This
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is where you take hope from some of these downtrodden chapters.
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Sometimes it seems that he is at such a great distance,
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yet he is still near. And though it may seem
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that we are alone in our trials, he is still
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near to you. His kingdom has come. Enter it by faith.
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Know that you are at his right hand, o believer,
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and know that he loves you. Basic idea there today,
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scripture of the day, always bringing you the truth in
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a parable sense. As we read this podcast and we
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go through events of going on in the world of
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mixed martial arts, so I'm shifting over to I want
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you to know that I have tried in so many
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ways to give some of these fighters that have become
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delusional post a loss. I tried to give them benefit
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of the doubt where I can. One in particular is
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Jamal Hill. Now, Jamal Hill is a guy who, post
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fighting Alex Pereira, just cannot seem to accept his loss.
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But there was one smidgeon of hope that I saw
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in his most recent tweet. Now here's where I really
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almost went looking for a reason to defend this man. Now,
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he clearly got destroyed by Alex, but so did Yuri
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prol Hosca. So the only real fight to build up
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to now, if we're going by light heavyweight, all you
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got left for Alex Preira is definitely Uncle Eive who
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is ranked number one. And now it's up to Jamal
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Hill and Uri prol Hosca, two former champions to fight
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to have the chance to say they are the number
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one contender. It's about all you got. And in Jamal
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Hill's tweet, he said something to the extent of I
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got caught, but you got dominated. Now, if I took
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just that one sentence, in that small brevity of what
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that displays, maybe just maybe Jamal would have had something
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to stand on here. Now, once I read the whole
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tweet in detail, I could tell that he's just reaching again.
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But if I was to go off of prol Hosco's
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fight with Alex Peira, if you were to go off
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of things like, I don't know, striking accuracy, maybe the
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changes in elevation, maybe the octagon control, maybe the wrestling attempts,
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you know, shots and sprawls, maybe maybe there would be
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something there that would have some validity. But when he
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kept going on and on about how I only got caught,
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and how he continued to say that your performance talk
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about year Pahsco was a dreadful performance of some sort.
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When he read the whole tweet. It's like, man, I
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can't even defend you anymore, any anybody. There's there's a
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recent YouTube video that came out that's called MMA on
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Point where they talked about these fires who just can't
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accept their loss. Right now, Jamal Hill's rank number four,
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one of the most recent ones. He's he's above Sean
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O'Malley who lost to Mirob. He's above him in the
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rankings because if you watch his content, you listen to
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his YouTube page, you try to give him any benefit
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of the doubt, and Jamal is just run out of excuses.
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It's just psychobabble at this point. But I was trying
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to give him some benefited out there. So even though
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he has no chance of stepping back in the cage
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anytime soon against Alex Pereira, all you can do is
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build up a narrative between him and Yuri prol Hosco,
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two former champions, to fight it out for the number
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one contender spot, which both of them have ownership in
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their psyche by one known as Alex Pereira. Neither one
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of them can conquer him. But if Jamal is gonna
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