March 15, 2025
Unique Blurring Of Fact And Fiction
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Broadcasting live good evening, Blockhead Nation, and thank you for
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stopping 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. Thank
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you for coming by. I appreciate you just understanding that
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there was no power over here at the Blockhead Mansion.
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A week ago. The Dallas Fort Worth area got hit
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really hard, and now it's really the West Texas area
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that's continuing to be bombarded by high winds and a
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lot of power outages and a lot of destruction to
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roofs of neighborhoods and suburban areas. So I'm just throwing
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it out there. If you've been affected by this, you
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are in my prayers. If you've not been affected by it,
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consider yourself blessed and maybe look out for each other
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and for those who have been affected. So prayers going
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up to everybody that's been affected by this in the
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surrounding area that's listening now. Two things want to get
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out of the way as we start this podcast. Number one,
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And number three, mixed Martial Arts is the greatest sport
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Peanuts related. Part two I get into my sport. So
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listens in the downloads coming. So who am I starting
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off the show right away with someone very unique? Somebody
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that the Charles Schultz Museum gave a spotlight too this week,
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because I love when they do. Q and A's makes
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it really easy where you can pull comic strips from
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the fifties and the sixties and the eighties and just
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see how relevant they are. So who's in the spotlight
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this week? Woodstock? Because we really don't know what type
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of bird that Woodstock is. It was asked by a
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fan coming out of California, what type of bird is
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Woodstock based on? And really the answer is, we don't know.
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Woodstock started off as a very descriptive bird going back
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to the fifties, and then as the sixties went on,
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he had a little more in depth to him, but
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by the eighties, we still don't know. So this is
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a quote that came off of the Charles Schultz Museum,
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even Woodstock doesn't know what type of bird he is,
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and in a failed effort, Snoopy tried to help, even
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resorting to a field guide. Some have speculated that he
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might have been of the crow family. He might have
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been a cuckoo. He might have been a Canadian goose
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for all we know, or some type of a warbler
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if you are into description of birds. We just don't know.
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He's not based on any particular kind, which makes Woodstock
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one of a kind. Okay, this is from Charles Schultz himself.
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Woodstock's introduction is as good as a demonstration of how
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some things cannot work until they're drawn properly. The birds
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that appeared earlier were drawn into be realistic and to
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be funny, but they were too realistic. So what Sparky
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does is he loosens up his style, which allows Woodstock
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to gradually develop. So looking at a few of the
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comic strips from the archives, the one from nineteen fifty
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three is very descriptive, where Snoopy is disgusted by the
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bird pulling a worm out of the ground. Early bird
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gets the worm, Snoopy's not impressed. There's one where we
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have no dialogue coming from Woodstock, but he's clearly ticked
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off about something, but he's clumsy and he walks right
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off of Snoopy's doghouse. Then, finally, in the eighties, you
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have one where Snoopy says, I give up, I don't
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know what kind of bird you are, For all I
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know you're a duck. Well that might have been the
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breaking point, because poor little Woodstock all starts to sniffle
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and starts to tug at Snoopy's heartstrings, and he goes
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over and gives him a hug and says, I'm sorry,
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little friend, I was too hasty on that one. I
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guess Woodstock is offended by being called a duck. But
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these are all examples of how Schultz would eventually begin
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drawing the little Birdie that we all know and that
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we all love today. But there isn't a lot of
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clarification on it. So that is the honest truth when
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it comes to Woodstock. But being in the spotlight that
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is fair. Now, another thing I want to address on
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this show. Since this is a show that talks about
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peanuts and mma, it has been brought to Blockhead's attention,
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maybe you should go back and do another tournament bracket
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mean in the past, several podcasts ago, there was a
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time when we talked about, Hey, what would happen if
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we took the females of the Peanuts comic strip and
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put them in the octagon just like they would for
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the UFC. Who would win? And I had a little
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bit of fun with that at first. But here's the problem.
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Knowing the comic strip know in the TV show as
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Blockhead does, even discussing this with the little red haired girl,
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we run into a conundrum. We hit the wall on
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this one because because even if you do, if you
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pair up anybody that is a male character and put
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them in an octagon, your final two fighters beyond the
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shadow of a Doubt are going to be Franklin and Snoopy. Okay,
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why do I say that? I'm pretty sure Franklin can
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take care of himself against any of the adversaries that
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would come his way. Charlie Brown just doesn't have what
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it takes. If he can't get it done on the
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pitcher's mound, how could he get done with the gloves
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on inside of the cage? He can't. Lionus is a
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little bit too much of a philosophical and it would
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need his security blanket. In some way, Schroer be distracted
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by Beethoven. But you know, we laid all these things out,
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but it would come down to the finale. It would
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be between Franklin and Snoopy. And even though that would
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be a good fight, we are convinced that means Blockhead
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and the Little Red hair Girl. We are convinced that
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Snoopy would win because Snoopy has defeated Lucy and others
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in the strip that are considered athletic or at least
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some semi athletic at some point another, whether it was
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arm wrestling or legitimate boxing in the backyard, these have
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happened to Blockhead Nation. If you go to the female side,
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you've always had a struggle for power between the tomboy
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Peppermint Patty and Lucy the fuss budget, and neither one
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of them want to give up power. So if you
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even did a tournament bracket in for any of the
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females in the Peanuts, we are convinced it would come
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down to those two. And because neither one of them
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will go down without swing, because Marcia will certainly never
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turn on Peppermint Patty, and because the rest of the
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crew would become cornermen for Lucy. We are convinced that
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it would probably go to the judge's scorecards for a decision.
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It would be in the hands of the judges, and
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neither one would be satisfied with the outcome. Whether it's
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a majority draw, split decision, it doesn't matter, and they
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will protest it. Lucy will cry foul or somehow Peppermint
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pay would manipulate it to where she won the fight
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even if she loses. So I'm letting you know a
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blockade Nation. As much as I would love to do
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a tournament bracket over here, it wouldn't be maybe a
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one and done thing, but it'd be done in less
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than a month. I mean, you have March Madness coming up,
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you got tournaments that are going on. Anyway, as much
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as I'd love to run a tournament bracket for the
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peanuts inside an octagon, I'm convinced of the outcomes. So
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I don't want to lead you on and insult your
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intelligence unless you feel you you could give me something
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to debate which would end up on the podcast. So
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blockad Nation. If you can think of any other outcome
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other than the males or the females to where it
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would come down to Snoopy versus Franklin, and somehow Snoopy
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would get the win, maybe an underhanded way, but you
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still get the win somehow. And we're convinced that Lucy
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and Peppermint Patty would go to the judge's scorecards. If
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you can give me a legitimate reason why that wouldn't
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be the truth, blockad nation, please reach out. You can
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reach out on Facebook, you can reach out on Instagram,
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you can reach out on TikTok, you can reach out
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on the blog. There are ways to leave comments if
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you want to debate this, the door is open for you.
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Blockad Nation. As we shift into the scripture of the day,
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which is absolutely truth. Our scriptureian for this podcast comes
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from Hebrews, chapter nine, verse fifteen. And for this cause,
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he is the mediator of the New Testament, that by
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means of death, for the redemption of the transgressions that
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were under the First Testament, they which are called might
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receive the promise of eternal inheritance. Reflection from Blue Lay
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Bible says, what could Moses and his covenant offer but
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the looming scepter of death? The law which was impossibly harsh,
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was but a servant, bringing those under it to the
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inevitable conclusion of awaiting doom. Yet the mediator of the
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New Covenant is far greater than the law. His blood
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speaks better things than the death and vengeful demand for
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which Abel's blood cried. His blood speaks life, and that
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eternal life, everlasting, is promised to all those who believe.
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Blockhead Nations, So believe, rejoice, take hold of the very
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promised rest of Christ. Just as I put most of
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part one of this podcast into your hands, Blockhad Nation,
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I'm doing the same thing with this one. But if
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I can, I'm gonna give you a couple of examples.
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There was a show that some of you might have
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watched growing up. There was very true crime based called
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Beyond Belief. I believe it ran from nineteen ninety seven
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to about two thousand and two. It had several seasons,
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and let's just say some of those were fiction, but
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some of them were true. For instance, there was an
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episode of a kid who went and played hide and
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seek in a closet and they never saw him again,
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fact or fiction. There was one about a weatherman who
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made up all of these horrible disasters coming upon the
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city there weren't true. He wanted ratings, and next thing
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you know, he's being sued by a listener whose husband
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went out and started protecting his house and died from
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an accident of some kind. So he was being sued
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and which led to him to have a one car rollover.
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That one was fiction, if I remember right. But there's
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even something like Room two forty five where a woman
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checked in and said that I want to check out
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my mother, and she says, this room has not been
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occupied by anybody, so her mother ended up missing. That
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was the whole basis of the show. About four or
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five of the stories that came out, Three of them
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were false and true, two of them were fiction. So
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the line has been blurred between what's fact and fiction
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with that show Beyond Belief and another time that that happened.
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And I promise this will get to MMA in just
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a second, but I want to really set a preface
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for this one. Another time that the line between fact
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and fiction that was truly blurred was a situation involved
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in a comedian named Andy Kaufman. Okay, go back a
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few years. Andy Kaufman had this thing where he would
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wrestle women in the ring, which led to insteps Jerry
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the King Lawler to where they had a real feud
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between each other that there was a lot of addressing
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on is this real or is this not real? Because
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Andy Kaufman would do these moments on the air that
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they're told, please let the audience know that this isn't real,
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and then he would do the exact opposite. It was real.
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They want me to tell you it wasn't, but it was.
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So this was a guy who was such a loose cannon.
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And then he had this segment on the David Letterman
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Show where Jerry Lawler actually gets out of his seat
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and slaps Andy Kaufman out of his seat, and as
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the old says phrase goes boom goes the dynamite because
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the show on David Letterman and he throws coffee on
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to Jerry Lawler, and the fans are going, is this
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