Jan. 5, 2025
Linus Speaks As A Prophet As MMA Has A Two Fight Quandary
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Broadcasting Live good evening. Blockhead Nation. Better late than too
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Nate and too late right. It took me a minute
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to get this recorded, but I'm glad to be with
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you tonight. You are listening to your favorite blockhead the
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only podcast in the podcasting world that can somehow incorporate
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the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then be talking
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about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next. I am.
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Your host name is Brian Little. Welcome to the very
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first episode of the year twenty twenty five. I want
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to thank you just for being here Blockhead Nation. If
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you are new to the show, let me remind you
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of the three things that are always talked about. Number one,
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God is King. Number two, Peanuts is the single most
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successful comic strip in American history. And number three, mixed
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martial arts is the greatest sport under God's hot sun.
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If you stick around for part one, you're gonna hear
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mostly Peanuts content. You stick around for part two. If
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you're an MMA fan, you might enjoy what's coming up soon.
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So I'll just let you know. There's a couple of
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things I wanted to go ahead and get out of
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the way right away. In this first segment here is
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that we honor former President Jimmy Carter and his passing
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on this show. And if anybody did it correctly, it's
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the Charles Schultz Museum. They had a post up on
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their Facebook and their Instagram and on their website talking
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about Charles Schultz and him being selected as part of
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the American Lung Association. Now, he did put out a
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couple of episodes that dealt with smog, that dealt with pollution.
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That was very much the epitome of what Jimmy Carter
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stood for, isn't it. Carter was very much what you
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would call a humanitarian, also a peanut farmer. But you know,
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many would look at his presidency and say that he
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didn't exactly have a strong presidency because what followed his
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was the infamous Reagan era. But I can tell you this,
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I think Jimmy Carter gave us one of the greatest
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speeches of all time. It gets overshadowed because of his presidency,
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but he gave something called a crisis in confidence speech.
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If you want to go back and google that Jimmy
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Carter Crisis in Confidence, you should listen to the words
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of that speech. Basically told America to stop whining and
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go back to work. You do your job and I'll
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do mine. It's something that should have changed America, but
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it didn't, not for long either way. But I can
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tell you this when it comes to how Charles Schultz
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Museum handled his pass and it was beautiful. In that
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very same year that he gave that speech of the
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crisis in confidence, Charles Schultz was selected to be part
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of the American Lung Association and the honorary chairman for
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that year, there's Christmas Steals campaign, so he gets to
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go visit the White House and shook hands with President Carter.
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The picture is up on their websites, the Facebook, Instagram.
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You can see this alongside of his wife Jean and
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the children as part of that campaign. And I love
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the words that I pulled here that was set on
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the page. It said, I have long been committed to
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doing what I can to help preserve our environment. I
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was happy to accept this appointment. That's Sparky speaking here
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on how that was instrumental in starting the TV show
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Charlie Brown clears the Air, that's the one I'm talking about,
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or really cleans the air, and it's kind of shown
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in different formats throughout YouTube and if you Google it.
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But it was a couple of aimated shorts that were
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shown mostly to students nationwide at that time. And so
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President Carter and his letter to Schultz are very much
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what he called an additional spur that led him to
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design that particular film. So Jimmy Carter was very much
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a part of Schultz's success as well, who is also
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famously a peanut farmer. I'll be fitting especially like in
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the name of Schultz's comic strip, so that's really easy
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to get behind. So want to give my respects to
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former President Carter, and just just mention that if you
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go back and look at more of the uploads that
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are up on the page you want to talk about
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handling the New Year, right, you should probably go look
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at the balloon drop that was done at the Charles
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Schultz Museum at the start of Happy New Year. It's
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still kind of a far fetched idea, but one day
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I would love to be able to go to the
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Charles Schultz Museum and actually have a root beer with
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Snoopy himself because Snoopy and Woodstock were dressed up for
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the occasion. They're there. Jeene Schultz is very much there
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as well, and Snoopy's given out hugs to some of
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those that are ringing in the new Year. So if
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you didn't go back and watch Happy New Year Charlie
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Brown that's on Apple TV, it might still be available.
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Might want to go back and check this out for yourself.
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As from the eighties, but man, you talk about a
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place to be on New Year's to ring in twenty
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twenty five Snoopy style, so really cool to see that.
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And as you heard earlier, I mentioned how this show
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does not overlook things like something that is scriptural very much.
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You have a not only a blend of spirituality, but
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very much My show nowadays has been very parable based
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because midway through the show you'll hear the mid roll
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and you will hear the scripture of the day. If
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there was any character that would seem like he was
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the spoken prophet, which that will tie into my second
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segment here on the show, that would clearly be Linus,
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and it started with in this comic strip with Linus
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and Lucid debating over who gets to watch the television show.
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Linus throws out a bold question that even bothered me
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a little bit because The truth is, I am known
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for doing this watching things on repeat most of the time.
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If you were to come to the Blockhead mansion and
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see how things are done around this house, normally there's
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TV shows on the background that we have watched numerous times.
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It drives a little red Here girl crazy because she
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just wants to say, can we watch a movie or
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something a little bit different on once in a while.
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Lucy is just as guilty because the first thing he
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asked in his comic strip is that all you ever
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do watch repeats. That means I'm not alone in this one, which,
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of course Lucy's gonna retort with buzz off, and eventually
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it becomes a struggle between the two where she finally
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says stop sign and Linus is ready with his rebuttal
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This is Beautiful, where he says there's there's nothing wrong
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with sign, it's scriptural. She pops up and says, it's
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what completely turns her head around. And what does Linus do.
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He starts to quote the Book of Romans, the eighth chapter.
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I don't mind giving you that quote a little bit
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early before we get to the scripture of the day,
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which says this from the Apostle Paul. Likewise, the spirit
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helps us in our weakness, for we do not know
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how to pray as we ought. But the Spirit himself
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intercedes for us with size too deep for words, and
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he does his mic drop, and he leaves this security blanket.
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And Lucy's sitting there watching the television, watching her replay
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of whatever it is. I'm just as guilty of doing this.
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Maybe you are too blocking nations, some of you that
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are tuning in. And she says, I don't know if
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I should either go and slug him or if to
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start going back to Sunday School. I would opt for
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the latter on that one, Lucy, But it's so befitting
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that that would be in one of the comic strips
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that would come up on my feeds and in the
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Charles Schultz Museum as we start a new year, just
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because that is so crucial to the land of the
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groundwork of this show. Yes, I know how to watch
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things on repeat and on replay all the time, usually
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just tended to deats, but to know that I can
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use scripture on a daily but it doesn't have to
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be just used in the middle of this show. It
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can be something that every day and every moment, every
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breath and every sigh. Just this Lions wanted to use
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to drill his point home a little bit with Lucy
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and believe her dumbfounded. But this is gonna be something
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that Key versus throughout the whole day on twenty twenty
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five is very much going to be a goal. This
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is not me saying New Year's resolutions, those don't stick.
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But to speak Bible verses more often than I have
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is very much something that I seek to do. You know,
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Linus set the example. Sparky very much did this on purpose.
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Sometimes it was very much American based, but a lot
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of times, just as Peppermint Patty said on this show,
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Patricia Patts shout out to her, Sparky would have been
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a phenomenal minister. And if using the Bible in the
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Peanuts as a tool as an instrument to strengthen us
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all spiritually, now it's been on earth, there's no going back.
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This show will be a lot more spirit based than
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it has been in the past, and I pray that
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that is going to be super beneficial to you all
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listeners of this show. May the truth be revealed to
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you this year in the pages of the Peanuts on
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this podcast and in life. Our scripture read for this
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podcast comes from Romans chapter five, verses twelve to thirteen. Therefore,
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just as sin came into the world through one man,
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and death through sin, and so death spread to all
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men because all sinned for sin indeed was in the
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world before the law was given. But sin is not
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counted where there is no law. Charles Stanley expounds on
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this a little bit when he talks about without direct
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help from God, it would be a people without hope.
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We'd find the entrance to Heaven closed, and we've faced
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everlasting separation from the Lord. But our loving Father sent
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his son as our willing substitute. Jesus took our sins
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on himself and received the punishment we deserved. Blockhead Nation,
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So what we were helpless to do, he accomplished for us.
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Through faith and the Savior. We have assurance that we
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will live in the presence of God forever, always thrilled
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to be able to share the truth with you. Blockhad
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Nation as I tried to make sense of something, since
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once again there are no fights, and I could pull
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out the stats and just spread them out and just
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go into detail of everything. That's coming up the next
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couple of weeks. But instead, I want you to know
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right away this is not Blockhead trying to sound clever
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or to say that they are are forces at hand
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that will ultimately become an issue for so many talented
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fighters in the UFC. I want you to follow my
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train of thought just for a second. It's not that
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there is a Varsity Blues effect here, meaning it's not staff.
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It's not my belief that status and wealth are gonna
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be automatically something that helps you rise to the top.
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This is something that bj Penn had to go through
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because he had the funding and he had the ability
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to be able to, you know, train full time, didn't
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have to work side jobs of any kind, unlike Alaiaquinta
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who had to be a real estate agent and then
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eventually go in and fight in the cage. So you know,
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this is this is different anomaly here. I'm not going
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to talk about John Jones and things like you know,
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his genetics that benefit and we know that's a part
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of life. But if I can for the world of
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mixed martial arts, I'm gonna expound a little bit on
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just how in two fights everything is different and what
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I can point to is sort of an unfortunate story
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that happened with a fighter a few years back. Those
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that have not been following the sport recently may not
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know who I'm talking about. If you haven't done your research,
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go back and find a guy named Stage north Cut,
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because I'm going to call this the Sage north Cut
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effect if I can walk you through it. Before Connor
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and Nate Diaz danced and UFC one ninety six a
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few pay per views before that, Sage north Cut blasts
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onto the scene. While most of us as kids were
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enjoying the latest toys and in latest gaming systems and
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playing outside, this kid was winning karate tournaments on a
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global level. And when Dana White gets a hold of
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this kid, he sees the dollar halos spinning around his
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head because he had the look, he had, the athleticism,
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he had the track record as a phenomenon in the
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world of karate coming into the UFC, and he starts
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off doing really well until he finally goes up against
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a veteran Brian Barbonaria, who exposes that he's not extremely
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well rounded in the grappling the world. This is mainly
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where I'm going with all of this. When you are
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only proficient or accomplished in one or two worlds and
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somehow either you're wrestling or your Brazilian jiu jitsu or
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you're striking even is not up to par, then this
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sport is not only unforgiving, but the sponsorships start to dissolve,
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and next thing you know, you're Yesterday's news within two fights,
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because not for long after, Sage northcutt faces this veteran
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Brian Barboneia. He's a v gonna go on the cage
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against another guy who was capitalizing on his mic skills.
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His name was Mickey Gall. For those who don't know
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who Mickey Gall is, he's the guy that beat CM Punk,
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a former WWE wrestler that basically threw the middle finger
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to WW and said, I'm gonna go fight in the
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