March 22, 2025
Snoopy, March Madness, Tom Aspinall, And A Yellow Duck
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Broadcasting Live good evening, Blockhead Nation, thank you for stopping
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by once again. You are listening to your favorite Blockhead,
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the only podcast in the podcasting world that can somehow
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incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then be
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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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apologize once again for my tardiness, but to be fair,
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I live in Dallas, Texas in the Blockhead Mansion. The
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O two Arena is in London, so I was checking
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out the MMA fights going on. Since we have different
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time zones, that kind of just allows me to have
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Part two taken care of. So if you tune into
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part one, you're gonna hear about Peanuts, and you're gonna
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hear the scripture of the day following that. So there's
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always three things I will always cover on this podcast.
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Number one, guys 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.
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So starting off right.
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Away, it's a shift because the main focus for a
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sports fan now is March Madness, So there's a challenge here, Blockhead.
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Did the Peanuts comic strip ever address March madness?
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Sort of?
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When I go back and look at some of the
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comic strips where Snoopy would play basketball, I remember two
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instances where he did that. If you're looking at your bracket,
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A Snoopy in September of nineteen seventy three treated Woodstock's
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nest as the hoop. So he goes in for a
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layup and poor little Woodstocks the receiving end of it.
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That's one incident and I can think of. There was
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also the episode about This Is America Charlie Brown discussing
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the great inventors and the great inventions. Sally is doing
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a report about the great inventions that came out of
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the United States in the eighteen hundreds, and she started
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talking about doctor je Naysmith, where he was looking for
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an indoor sport. So he sept two peach baskets and
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the balcony of his school gymnasium and started the game
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of basketball. That's another story in itself, but that was
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where I think basketball was addressed. As far as doing
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a whole tournament bracket, I don't think that was Sparky's focus.
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He was much more into hockey. He would pay attention
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to other sports. He would pay attention to baseball, but
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I wouldn't make him out to be an especially enthusiastic
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basketball fan unless there's just a player that he was
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really enthralled with. But that would be one example that
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I can think of, at least for the comic strip
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and one for the TV series. That would be the
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most I can contribute to March Madness. But if I
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can also contribute something about Snoopy, I keep forgetting to
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mention this that not only Snoopy is the favorite character
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by Charles Schultz, I can prove to you that was
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his favorite, he is also the most interchangeable character that
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there is. But I keep forgetting to mention on the
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back end that Snoopy is very therapeutic for anyone, especially
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for Charlie Brown. Sort of.
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You'll know I threw that on the back end there.
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Because if we go back to a comic strip from
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March nineteen seventy eight, you can see Charlie Brown sitting
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down and talking about his day to Snoopy, and he says,
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and I quote, it's nice to have your own dogs
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to talk to. That's very true. There's three of them
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here at the Blockhead Mansion. They make noise in the
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background because they don't understand audio quality, and Tibrown contends
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to go on and say, a dog doesn't try to
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give you a lot of advice.
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He just listens.
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If you have watched the Anime movie of twenty fifteen,
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you'll recognize this dialogue. It's the same one, mind you,
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most of the time, that's what a person just wants,
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someone who will listen and not try to give you advice. Now,
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Blockhead will give advice when expected to, not just when
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it's questioned. But since you've come to a podcast, the
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most of you that are part of the Blockhead Massion,
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part of my tribe, do kind of care about what
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my opinions are because you keep coming back. And I
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appreciate that tremendously. But it's like Charlie Brown says, when
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it comes to the dogs, most of the time, you
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just want to talk, which is why a dog is
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perfect for that. Which in the movie and in this
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same comic strip, you see how Snoopy has zoned out
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at that point in the comic strip, it's an eye roll.
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And on the other hand, but you do get a
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sigh out of Charlie Brown in both the movie and
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the comic strip when Snoopy is clearly not paying attention
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to anything he's got to say. So, now that I've
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addressed march madness, which is rarely talked about in the
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world of Peanuts, and I've talked about dogs being therapeutic,
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especially Snoopy for a mass audience, I'm going to come
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back and go to the content creators. A lot of
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you have come my way because you found me on TikTok,
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which is fine. I usually use that as a way
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to channel listeners over to the show. I'll tell you
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to go check out Spotify or Apple because that's where
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you're gonna hear what I have to say. You'll see
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the prompting most of the time on TikTok, on Instagram
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and all the other social media is It's just but
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I've been doing this for eight plus years now, content creators.
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When I hear somebody tell me that they've lost so
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much viewership, and then I ask, how long.
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Have you been doing this?
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For about a year? Okay, I've been recording for over
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eight plus years now. Granted it's still a teacher by
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data podcaster by weekend teaching does allow for Blockhead to
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have the leverage to continue to do this on a
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weekly basis because I love it, that's true. But there
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have been some things to build in the brand, cultivating
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the audience and working towards some monetization for this show.
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That is true. I follow that bam acronym taught to
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me by Pod Houston. So these are things that I've
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learned along the way way and I'm more so happy
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to share. If you're a content creator, and I will
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just say this, low and slow is still the way
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to go. Your best taste in food is with the
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best ingredients, with the most care and a low and
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slow approach. Who were you truly competing with except for
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other content creators out there that are waiting for that
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big surge. When in you're any type of creation of
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any kind, you're gonna have your hills and valleys. I
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even felt triggered today watching the State Farm commercial about
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Batman and Bateman. But Batman looking at him and going
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just go home and do a podcast or something. I mean,
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how much of a brushof can you get up in
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advertising and commercials to us podcasters?
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But you know that is just the truth.
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There's gonna be some high moments, there gonna be some
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low moments, but content creation is key. It matters what
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you have to say, whether I'm waysive or not, whether
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I'm a great storyteller or not. The tribe will come
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back in return. But people can see you sweat from
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a mile away. So lose the desperation find the passion again.
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I hope that helps. If you're listening now, while I'm
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referring to what I'm seeing on TikTok, I have to
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mention one now because I'm not seeing the antithesis to it.
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There's this thing where you have a spit test. Okay,
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you have somebody older than you. The younger kids have
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taken a bottle of water, fill their mouths up, usually
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put a towel down, because there's gonna be a spit
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test for every one of these words that come off
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of brain rot. Brain rot is very much the same
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thing as simply when you come home after having to
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be serious or having to learn something that is strenuous
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in the classroom or at work, whatever it might be,
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you come home and you dumb yourself down. You watch cartoons,
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you watch stupid stuff. As the little redhair girl loves
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to mention to me, you're watching cartoons and stupid stuff,
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aren't you.
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You know it.
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But the younger generation is using this thing called brain
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rot and using these terms that just make no sense.
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But when we read them from the script, they spit
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the water all over their tail. Some of you know
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what I'm talking about.
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But if they.
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Say the phrases skivity, toilet riz or even mispronounce it
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because they might have a language barrier, whatever it is,
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and the kids start laughing when we're saying their words
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that came through their channel, they come through their frequency,
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and it's very different, showing the different worlds between the two.
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It's kind of a bonding, if you will, between boomers
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or Gen X or millennials, the older millennials, if you will,
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to this new Gen Z and Alpha generation, you know,
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using phrases like you're doing too much, bro, you're so
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mid you know, And these are things that will be
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said in the spit test with these print offs. But
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I gotta tell you, it's willing to throw the challenge
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out there. Nobody has done the opposite, where the older
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generation or Gen X or millennials will sit down with
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their mouth full of water, and you'll have the young
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kids reading things from our generation. Let's just take the
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nineties for a second. Here. Can you imagine a young
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kid with a print off as we the older crowd,
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are sitting there with our mouths full of water, and
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they say cowwabunga.
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Dudes, I don't know if.
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I'd make it past that one.
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Leave your name and number after the beep, Please rewind
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before we turn into the slot. Here's one call one
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eight hundred CEO L L e CT, save a bucker
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two or three. We get it, but they're sitting here
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going It might be more than one word, it might
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be paraphrasing, but still you get it. Don't tell my
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heart my achy breaking. I wouldn't make it past that one,
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but could somebody give us the opposite. I would love
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to watch one of those. It's been thrown out there,
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the gauntlet's been thrown down by the blockhead Nation.
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Have at it. We'll see you on the other side.
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Our scripturian for this podcast comes from Romans, chapter eleven,
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verse twenty two. Behold, therefore the goodness and severity of
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God on them which fell severity, but toward thee goodness.
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If thou continue in his goodness, Otherwise thou also shalt
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be cut off. Reflection from luelair. Bible says, those who
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abide in the love of Christ are assured of his kindness.
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He cares for his children. They are the sheep of
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his hand. Never shall those who He grants drink of
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the living water grow faint. So trust in the Lord
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blockad nation, lean on his abounding grace, abiding the life
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from his vine, and you're never gonna feel the severity
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of his hand, as Leon Edwards certainly felt the severity
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of Sean Brady's anaconda approach.
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Tonight.
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So we had UFC fight night in the O two
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Arena in London. Not exactly a good night for meatball
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Molly McCann. You have the debut of a young fighter
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who took her to task fairly quickly. And in the
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end Molly gives her speech. You see Patty the battie
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out in the attendants and you see her put her
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gloves down. But she didn't use the R word. She
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did not mention that she is going to retire. She
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just alluded to it. And now all the dirt sheets
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for MMA are already sending out the message that she's
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gone now. Does that not mean that even if she does,
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she'd be a recognizable name anytime a uk bout comes around,
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That's sure, but it's been confusing for a while when
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the gloves have been put down the cage because that
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hasn't been honored for so long. Most of us know
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what that means. In collegiate wrestling, when a wrestler takes
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his shoes off, that's his last match. The idea carried
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over in the mid two thousand's when fighters would do that,
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But for the last several years it's hinting that I
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want to retire, but if Danta comes back with a
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counter offer, I'm back either the next day or the
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next month, that next year. So there's almost a shelf
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life these days with the Gloves. But we'll see what
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Molly mc cann does for moving forward. Kevin Holland gets
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a win. It was interesting to see that that gunner
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Nelson still has a really strong chin, but the younger
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cat is going to prevail. He had a pretty good
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show by Carlos Olberg against Yan Blohovitch. But when we
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get to Sean Brady, just a dominant performance and this
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is what I would anyone that who would mentioned this
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was a textbook example of the striker versus the grappler,
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and Sean Brady got on the scale and just looked
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massive as a welterweight, but he weighed right in at
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one seventy. So this is a guy who just does
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all the right things. It's a man who just had
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a child. On the day that the Philadelphia Eagles became
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Super Bowl champions, he got the call he's going to
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face the former champion, number one ranked contender, and now
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it looks like Sean Brady will get an opportunity to
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face Belel Muhammad for the title, unless somehow Rochmanoff comes
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back from his injury and go straight to the front
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