Dec. 14, 2024
How To Celebrate Christmas In The Desert, Plus Who Runs The Yard Anyway?
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Broadcasting Live Good afternoon, Blockhead Nation, thank you for stopping by.
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Once again. You are listening to your favorite blockhead, the
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talking about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next.
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I am your host. My name is Brian Little. I
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thank you so much for coming by today. We were
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anticipating that we would have the Christmas Special be available now,
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I'll just let you know that midweek throughout your week
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during the holiday season. So either way, thank you for
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being here. A Blockhead Nation and what I'm going to
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start off with, is simply that before it happened with
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a Christmas Story, before it happened in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation,
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there was somebody else who decided that they love tall trees.
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It will never fit inside of their house, but they
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don't listen to the critics. They do it anyway. So
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if you thought that it was just a few of
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the dads in your holiday specials that you love so much,
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that were too not so much gullible, but too proud
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and too ambitious to make sure that this tree will
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go in our house, even though logically you know from
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a practical standboard there's no room for that tree at all.
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It's true with Clark, it's true with Ralphie's Old Man
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and a Christmas Story. But somebody else did it first. Well,
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maybe not did it first, but certainly Sandwich between that.
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In nineteen eighty five, there was a comic strip that
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came out where Snoopy was too ambitious to not try
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to decorate a Christmas tree in his doghouse. He's dragging
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a fairly heavy sized and quite bulkish, maybe a balsam
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of some kind. He's dragging this tree, and of course
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Charlie Brown shouts out, you're crazy. It's never gonna fit
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inside your doghouse. What's Snoopy's response? Just like Clark Griswold,
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Just like the old man in a Christmas story, who cares?
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I happen to love tall trees decorated in my house?
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Snoopy is no exception to this. And if I can shift,
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it'd be so easy for this little podcaster or just
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to talk about the Christmas episode. And I'm really I'll
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allude to that when I get the Christmas special out
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for those that are waiting in anticipation for that. But
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you know that's just it becomes a broken record if
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that's all I do. So instead, I will take a
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minute to praise the one who actually inspired Snoopy. Before
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there was ever Snoopy, there was Charles Schultz's real life dog.
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And we're gonna give a round of applause to Spike,
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which is portrayed in the comic strips as the brother
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Spike that lives in the desert. Snoopy is overweight and
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Spike is as thin as a needle. Snoopy has no
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facial hair. Spike has mustache that almost touches the ground.
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Snoopy is wide eyed, Spike has those relaxed, maybe tiresome eyes.
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He wears a brim hat, and he knows how to
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accommodate himself well during the holiday season. How do I
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know this? It's not just how many times he was
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talked about in the comic strip or the TV specials
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which he was. He was shown in the Animen movie
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having a root beer float with all of the other
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brothers and sisters along with Snoopy as he cursed the
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Red Barn. He's there, but there was even a later
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release of a Peanut special of Snoopy going to see
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his brother Spike from The Snoopy Show. I want to
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say that might have actually been early this year, trying
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to spread some holiday cheer. So it's Snoopy and Woodstock
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wearing Santa hats, bringing a bag full of goodies, and
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Spike just kind of watches and goes, okay, where is
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this going? And Snoopy tries to replace Spike's Christmas wreath
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that is hanging on a cactus with no needles on
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it and replaces hit with a fresh new one, where
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the needles unfortunately fall immediately off. In the heat of
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the sun. But of course move on to Plan B.
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If that doesn't work, we'll try something else. And he
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looks into his bag again and decide to have a
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snowball fight with Spike. Little does he know as he
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throws these snowballs, they're going to evaporate for the even
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hit his feet, and Spike's just looking at him, going,
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all right, what else she got? And Snoopy pulls out
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a humongous Christmas tree, just like the one in the
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nineteen eighty five comics Trip and sets it up and
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decorates it for Spike. What happens with all the heat
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waves of Needles California. The needles fall off immediately, So
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Plan D. Snoopy is gonna decorate a cactus, but has
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no electric outlet to look into, so he decides to
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have a little bit of a temper tantrum. But you know,
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Spike is actually very consoling. He realizes, Hey, I know
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what you're trying to do. Now, I appreciate it. You're
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trying to bring the holiday cheer and spirit to my
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little world. I appreciate you. And in fairness, he is
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wearing Holly and Ivy on his hat, but Spike has
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to teach Snoopy that things are different around here. So
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what does he do? He creates a snowman out of
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boulders right there in the middle of the desert in Kneels, California,
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and shows Snoopy this is how we do it, a
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dry erase marker with a smiley face on it and
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a matching hat as Snoopy is wearing, you know, demonstration
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a tadda, and Snoopy's feeling better, and Spike, guys, hey,
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I got more. I got more. Without even saying a word,
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you can see that he's got a winter slash summer
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wonderland of all these bolder snowmen. But then you know,
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Spike is gonna actually teach him how to make dirt angels,
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the equivalent of snow angels, right there in the middle
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of Neils, California. And now this one was interesting as well.
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We gotta make holiday cookies, don't we. Well, sure there's
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a way to do that out in the desert. You
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pour your cookie batter, you take your cactus cutters, and
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they're gonna make Christmas cactus cookies. He sets the cookie
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sheet the sheet and on a hot boulder and proceeds
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to set a timer and thus voila, you have Christmas
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cactus cookies, which the scene is gonna conclude with them
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sledding across the plains. And then Spy has to teach
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Snoopy that there is a way to light up this cactus.
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What you don't realize is you can plug this outlet
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into a smaller cactus. I know, science guy, but it
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has retained the light and sun energy from out there
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in the desert, and that is how you light up
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your cactus for the holiday season. So Snoopy has a
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good heart here, but he learns about adaptation very quickly
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from Spike, who I'm sure who's had to come at
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this the hard way. It's a heartfelt moment between two
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brothers and a beautiful portrayal of what the Peanuts are
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wrong about. Our scripture in for this podcast comes from
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Psalm chapter eighteen, verse twenty eight, for thou wilt lighten
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my candle, the Lord, my God, will enlighten my darkness,
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a very befitting reflection from Blueletterbible dot org that says this,
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the earth is a haven for darkness and the things
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that lurk and creep. Foul is the world and thick
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is its shadow. The dim murk of this fallen land
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threatens all that is living and fair. We would be
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swallowed and bound in slavery to that dark rolling. But
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we are becoming children of light. The father gods our
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paths and so our ways become clear. His sun is
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the lay of the world, and the darkness flees from
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beyond his glory. Abide in him, blockad nation, and rejoice
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that you can see who he truly is. Now, in
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a last minute effort, since we have a UFC Fight
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Night going on today in Tampa Bay main event, you
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got a banger of the welterweightabouts. You got number nine
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ranked Joaquin Buckley, who is crawling to make his way
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into the top five. And you've got a man who's
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come close to tasting gold but not quite there, but
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again a mouthpiece of this division, number six ranked Colby Covington. Now,
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it seems like every facet of this fight has been
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studied by the MMA experts, by the fans, those that
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are already drinking the kool aid of Joaquin Buckley. Now
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that doesn't mean I'm trying to downgrade who he is.
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Joaquin Buckley has one of the best highlight reels in
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all the UFC one of the most fabulous knockouts in
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the history of the apex where he does the spinning
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back heel again. It's phenomenal. You have to go back
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and watch that highlight reel to where we now know
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he's got serious power in his hands. So if he
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touches you, then it's spelling the end. And it seems
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like for both of these guys, for Coloby Coventon and
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for Woking Buckley, shot cut Rochmanoff is getting the shot
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at Beleel Muhammad for the title pretty soon, which means
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the next guy to go after is the one with
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the second best record, that would be Ian Gary. Both
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of them are fighting for that opportunity to face him next.
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It seems like that's all been covered now. What's been
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unique about this build up is Colobe Coventon is known
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for his mouth, known for using rhetoric that's gotten him
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despised by countries, by droves and throngs of fans, and
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for the first time maybe he has been fairly quiet.
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Joaquin Buckley has made this very clear at the press
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conference at the way ends up the stair down at
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the interview before these guys stepping the cage, that we're
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gonna see how things turn out, because he hasn't said
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much to me. And again, we don't know if this
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is attacked or this is just if you go to
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the stairdown, it's not Colbe Covington cutting the promo. It's
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icon and Hall of Fame or Chail Sonning, who knows
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very well the wrestling abilities of one Colby Covington. So
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you have a powerful striker versus a well known chain wrestler.
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And so again, MMA experts has spoken out on this.
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Joaquin Buckley has said that he really has been more
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vocal than coleb he has this time. There's been a
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few words exchange, just not that many, a lot less
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than normal. But if I can blockhead Nation, if I
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can illustrate something for you just to consider, you know,
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when this is all said and done, when they step
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in the cage and they shut the doors and the
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ref says fight, my opinion doesn't matter anymore. But I'm
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just wondering, just you know, for the sake of maybe
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playing Devil's advocate here, Let's see if we can visualize
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something just for a second, and maybe an approach that
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Colby has Let's think about this. You have been playing baseball,
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you have aced one to the beast something I'll know
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what I mean from the sandlot reference here. It has
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gone into the yard of no return. Or maybe you
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just walked past a fence that has a sign that
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says beware of the dog. And instead of eating this warning,
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for whatever reason, because you need that ball, because your
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stepdad's gonna kill you, or you just want to be
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bold and test your boundaries, you put on your PF flyers,
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or you put on your air Jordan's or your lebrons,
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whatever you do, and you hop the fence. Now you
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take a few steps in and out of the corner
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of your eye you see this big dog who is
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defending the yard, and to your surprise, he doesn't move.
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So because he doesn't move, maybe he's got some kind
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of impairment, or maybe I do have a chance to
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get my ball after or maybe I'm just again testing
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every boundary that there is. And so what do you do.
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You move a few inches closer, and again the dog
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doesn't move. This is a borrowed concept. I'm not making
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this up. This tends to be some of the tendencies
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of yard dogs. Especially junk yards. So you move just
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a little bit closer. He hasn't moved. Now you're getting
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a bit bolder than you were. Now you're squaring your
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shoulders up just a little bit, thinking I can just
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