Dec. 29, 2024
Happy 2025, Blockhead Nation! Plus, A Few Potential UFC Scraps
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Broadcasting Live. Good afternoon, Blockhead Nation. I'm glad you're back.
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Been on a two week hiatus over here at the
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Blockhead Mansion. Been enjoying the holidays, been enjoying Christmas, just
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having a chance to enjoy some time off, and I'm
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back on the microphone with you. I've missed you, Blockhead Nation.
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If in case you don't know this, you are listening
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to your favorite blockhead. This is the only podcast in
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the podcasting the world that can somehow incorporate the Peanuts
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comic strip one minute and then be talking about MMA
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and Warriors inside the Octagon the next. I'm your host.
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My name is Brian Little. I'm gonna shake off the cobwebs.
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I'm gonna get back into the groove a little bit.
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It's been two weeks as I spoke to you on
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the podcast. For those of you that went over and
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checked out the Christmas special on the YouTube page, thank
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you so much for the love and support. I can't
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thank you enough for that. That was such a fun episode.
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So I thank Steve Overt Podcast Manfield for having the
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opportunity to do that. I can't assure you yet that
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there will be a twenty twenty five Christmas special. I
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just don't know. It's too early to determine that one,
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So we'll see eleven months from now if that's going
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to become a reality or not. Either way, we're back
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on the show with you, and I'm here to talk
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to you about the Peanuts if you don't know, if
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you haven't been following the show. Three things are always
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talked about on this podcast. Number 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 suns. If you tune
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into part one, you're mostly gonna hear Peanuts information on
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this segment. Segment two, if you're an MMA fan, stick around,
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we'll cover some things going on in the world of
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UFC and thus fourth, so beginning with now the holidays
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are coming to an end, at least with Christmas, I
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can talk about my favorite episode of all time, which
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would be Happy New Year, Charlie Brown. It was released,
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I believe in nineteen eighty three, and sometimes this one
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gets a lot of criticism for not being a I
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wouldn't Some wouldn't call this one a masterpiece, but they
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call it a classic. I tell you it's my favorite.
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To begin with, did you ever wonder if Lucy Lucy
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van Pelt, if she was proficient in any other sport
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than just football? Because as we know, she likes to
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hold the football and pull it away from Charlie Brown,
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especially in crucial moments, to betray his trust. But also
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even in the big game, she's done it. So you
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have to ask the question, she's not great in baseball.
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She's maybe proficient in football. Possibly she's even got a
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reputation of being really good at arm wrestling, among many
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other sports when it comes to summertime. But is there
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anything else she's proficient at? I'd like to tell you,
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thanks to this episode, that we can agree that Lucy
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is fairly accomplished in bowling. How do we know that?
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Because Lias tries to throw a snowball ats his sister
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and misses by a mile, So she decides to get
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retribution by rolling a huge snowball, holding it the same
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form you would in the bowling alley. But you know
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she actually takes her time to set this up perfectly.
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And who are the two pins Charlie Brown and Lias
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and she hits the mark with exquisite detail. So I'd
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like to say that she's pretty strong in the world
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of bowling. To throw that out there, and if you can,
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with a parallel on Happy New York, let me kind
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of walk you through something with this episode, Charlie Brown's
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entire Christmas vacation is ruined because the teacher decides last
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minute to give him and the rest of the class
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the book war in Peace by Leo Tolstoy to read
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over the holiday break. Now, granted that book is at
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least one and thirty six pages long, probably more than
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that if we were to actually do a page countdown
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with the notes and all, you know, prefaces and acknowledgments,
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I'm sure it's more than that. But to give a
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child that over the holiday break, it's pretty rough. But then,
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just as soon as you think that this is torturous,
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Linus comes back over the rebuttal. She says, when Leo
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Tolstoi wrote this book about the French Revolution, about Warren Peace,
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his wife Sonya copied it for him seven times with
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a dip. Now this is a fair argument. She'd have
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to use a magnifying glass weight till the servants had
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gone away and it was quiet in the house and
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kids have been put to bed. She copies the book
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seven times for him with a dip pen. Then last responds,
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and you're telling me that you can't even read it once.
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Fair argument here. But he also makes a really good
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comment in the beginning when he asked him how the
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book reading is going, and Charlie Brown admits to saying,
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I just finished reading the Dust Jacket, and he has
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this on the fly remark, Many is the book report
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that hath been written by just reading the dust Jacket?
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If I can blockhead nation. And this is me looking
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myself in the mirror as I say this. This is
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the time of year when you start making what Once
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you have your New year countdown, you have your midnight kiss,
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you have your party that you go to. What do
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you start making immediately after this? Yes, your resolutions in
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the spirit of what Linus van Pelt said on this episode,
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Many is the book report that hath been written by
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just reading the dust Jacket. Blocket's going to give a
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challenge to you, blockhead nation. You can do what you want.
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You can decide to follow this trend as you always do,
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no matter how old you are, and I'm talking to
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thirty five to forty four year old males. I've done
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my homework. Most of you that are listening, that's the
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analytics I'm giving back. So I'm talking to you now.
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Many is the new Year's resolution that hath been broken
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within three weeks? The three week period, Well, you have
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followed through on your New Year's resolution? You know the
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answer to that one answers no. Most of you as
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a percentage, will not follow through on this. So here's
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what I want to say. When it comes to the
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New Year's resolutions, why not block add nation? Just go
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back and evaluate how you've done in twenty twenty four.
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What are some adjustments you can make in twenty twenty five.
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You always hear me give a scripture of the day
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at the end of the in the middle of this episode,
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that is something to say that we don't own anything
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in this world. We manage it. So when we look
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at things like New Year's resolutions, the trend that comes
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with that, and how little follow through there is, could
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we just say that maybe we should just look to
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a lifestyle change if you can. From a physical standpoint,
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all of us need to do better with our choices
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in what we eat. We all need to make better
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choices on how much activity we get. I fell off
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the bandwagon was doing DDP yoga, and I'll be perfectly
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honest with you, it's time for me to fire that
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up again and start getting serious about it again. But
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did I fall off? Yes? There was a lot of
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accountability with that because a lot of you blockad Nation
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reached out and asked how my trek was going. And
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I appreciate that. So it's time for me to go
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back and make some adjustments reevaluate where we stand. Here's
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another one from a financial standpoint. We don't own anything
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in this world. We manage it. Would you fire you?
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I think Dave Ramsey's talked about that when it comes
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to you Incorporated. Would you fire you if you looked
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at your finances? So it's something that we can all
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go back and look at. I will tell you be
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careful with your new Year's resolution. I'll tell you instead,
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just as we do in this show, look to the
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scripture of the day. Look where our true daily bread
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is going to be. And I believe Charles Schultz said
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the same thing. If you watch all through his episodes
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from the Christmas episode to the New Year's episode, there's
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always enlightenment and usually followed by Linus recently had a
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comic strip that I looked at where he was talking
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about the Apostle Paul and using the Book of Philippians.
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I'm telling you, Charles Schultz would have made a really
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good minister. If he was not the greatest comic strip
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artist of all time, he probably would have been a
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good American history teacher as well. If you look how
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subtly he used that. He used these americanisms through the
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comic strip, but in a subtle way. He would use parable,
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but in a very subtle way, and you have to
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look for it. If you want to get these gems,
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you're gonna have to bob for apples a little bit.
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Have to get your face wet, reach down and bite
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that apple and pull up that gem that Schultz would
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give you. Then there's a little bit of When I
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share all of these thoughts and all these insights from
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the Peanuts, there's so much of them that are packed
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into Happy New Year, Charlie Brown, I encourage you to
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go to Apple TV and take a look for yourself.
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I challenge you to get off the beaten path and
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not make a New Year's resolution this year, just do
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some reevaluation, do a little analysis. What can we all
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brush up on and do better. Because we don't own anything,
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we just imagine we get to borrow things for a
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little while until the day we'll call on our scripture
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in for this podcast comes from Isaiah chapter forty three,
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Verse one through two. But now thus saith the Lord
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that createth THEE, oh Jacob, and he that formed THEE
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O Israel. Fear not, For I have redeemed THEE. I
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have called THEE by name. Thou art mine. When thou
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passest through the waters, I will be with THEE, and
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through the rivers they shall not overflow THEE. When thou
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walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned, neither
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shall the flame kindle unto THEE. Now, before I get
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to the reflection Blue Lair of Bible, there's a lot
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about Isaiah chapter forty three. There's referring back to the
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Book of Genesis. Basically, if you read through the whole
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book of Isaiah, he's talking to the tribe of Judah
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that have lost their way, who have completely rejected who
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the coming Messiah is. Going to be So when they mentioned, oh, Jacob,
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you have to remember that Jacob took on a new
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name after he wrestled with God. He was called Israel,
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and he will have the twelve sons who become the
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twelve tribes of Israel. So if you look at from
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blue Lund, our Bible says, take heed, o, children of faith,
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to the voice of the Lord, for he has redeemed
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you and brought you under so great a salvation through fire,
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through famine, through flood. All that's talked about in the
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Book of Genesis. There's a famine where Joseph is the
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right hand man to the Pharaoh and his brothers come
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into Egypt to the flood. That's talking about Noah through
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all earthly perils. The Lord is with you, protecting and
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sustaining you know this blockad nation and be comforted. I'm
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sorry if I kind of gone the pulpit just for
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a second there, But there's so many parallels from Isaiah
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that it lead to Genesis, that lead to if you
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look into what we just had, the birth of our Savior.
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So I'm just excites me to really get into that.
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So we get into the world of mixed martial arts now,
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and just know that this podcast, it's usually what twenty
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to thirty minutes long, and it's pretty succaint. You know,
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it can be kind of briefing to the point, but
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just you know as a sport that the UFC and
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MMA itself is a very ambiguous sport. I'm all gonna
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have one interpretation of what we see. So when I
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spoke to you two weeks ago, I threw out a
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Devil's advocate way of looking at Colby Coventson versus Joaquin Buckley.
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I just said, if somehow Colby utilizes his wrestling, and
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I have to mention utilizes it, well, then that could
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be a long night for Joaquin Buckley. So I have
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to sit back and eat crow. Because Joaquin Buckley looked
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fantastic every time when I went back and looked at
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this again. Whenever Colby would try to capitalize them takedown,
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Joaquin Buckley was three steps ahead of him. The whole
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time he would sprawl, he would be back to his feet.
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I mean, he just wasn't able to finish anything. So
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his wrestling was really sloppy. The build up to the
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to the match was great. Yes, you had something that
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happened on the walkout, you had two men walking Colby
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coven into the cage, and one of them was not
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Donald Trump, one of them was Chaill Sonning, and the
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other was the immortal Hulk Hogan. Now this might be
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succinct as usual, or I might just go ahead and
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word vomit quite a bit on this one, because I'm
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I'm gonna go and say it. There has to be
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an acknowledgment now that WWE wrestlers need to stay out
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of this sport. They were not a problem when they
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sat in the stands. They've become a problem since they
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have started walking fighters to the cage. There already is
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such thing as a chail curse. That was especially true
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with Colby versus King Buckley. Hulk Hogan walking Colby Covington
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using his theme music has not worked out. So I'm
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not gonna say that the MMA gods are in opposition
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to this. I'm just gonna say this hasn't been a
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good pattern. Can we go back to the BMF title.
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We wanted to see Nate Diaz win this fight because
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it came from his mind. Jorge Mosviital wins. It will
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