Oct. 5, 2024
We Celebrate The Anniversary As We Strive To Not Lose In The Trenches
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Broadcasting live Good Afternoon Blockhead Nation. I missed you guys
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last week. I apologize for the delay. But here we
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are back on the microphone once again. You are listening
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to your favorite Blockhead, the only podcast in the podcasting
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world that can somehow incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one
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minute and then me talking about MMA and Warriors inside
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the Octagon the next. I am your host. My name
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is Brian Little. I apologized that I couldn't get on
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the microphone last week. I will say this for those
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that are listening that don't live nearby Ellis County town
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that's south of Dallas known as Ellis County. That being said,
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a nearby neighboring city known as Glenn Heights has an
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animal rescue that I had volunteered to be a part of.
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And it was basically a twelve hour shift. That's not
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to gain any one's sympathy. It's just working from five
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o'clock in the morning until five pm, being outdoors and
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making sure the garage sale was a success, going live
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on Facebook as many times as I had to, and
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again that was just all giving it back to the
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fur babies that need a forever home. So if you
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are a person looking for a pet, I'll always tell you,
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don't buy, adopt. You've got so many that need a
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forever home, that deserve a chance on what's given to
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our dogs here at the Blockhead Mansion. So I knew
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that that was something I can contribute to. I could
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use my skills, I can use my gift of gab
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quote unquote to really help out the animal shelter. And
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we had a very successful garage cell as a whole.
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It just took the majority of the wind out of
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my sales that day. So I just said, Okay, block
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Ad Nation, I'll get with you all next week. I
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don't feel like I will perform as good of a
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level as I do on these audio podcasts if I'm
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completely exhausted and I'm just drained of all my energy
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from being out in the sun all day. So I
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appreciate you understanding that and being willing to give me
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a chance to revamp, to recharge my batteries and come
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back ready to go on this episode. And it's so
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befitting that on this particular episode of the podcast that
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we can celebrate the seventy four year anniversary of the
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releasing of the greatest comic strip of all time. I
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always say that Peanuts is the single most successful comic
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strip in American history, even on a world stage. If
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you don't know who the Peanuts are, you know who
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Snoopy is, Okay. So that being said, it is so accepted,
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world known and renowned through every household all through the world,
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and has at some point in history. So we had
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seventy four years ago where on October second, nineteen fifty
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you had the first Peanuts comic strip come out that
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made its debut, and if you don't know this, it
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was the showing of yes, good old Charlie Brown. But
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that was also the debut of two other people, the
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original Patty, not Peppermint Patty, not the tomboy that some
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are familiar with, but the original Patty, and a guy
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named Shermy if it helps you. In the Christmas episode,
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shear Me is the one that complains about always being
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a shepherd in the Christmas play. He also has a
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complaint in the very first comic strip. So you have
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Charlie Brown walk by, he doesn't have the chevrons yet
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on his shirt, but you do have Shermy and Patty
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sitting on a bench on the sidewalk, and there comes
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Charlie Brown, and as soon as he walks by, Sherman exclaims,
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how I hate him. Well, to follow up on that,
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Charles Schultz had a quote that I want to use
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here and says, I like to think of Charlie Brown
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as being a bit of every man. There is a
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famous play and known as every Man. If you've never
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heard of it, you should maybe go take a look
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at that playscript sometime just to kind of give some
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clarification on what every man is. When I say every man,
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it has a capital E on it. Continuing with Charles
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Shultz quote, he tries to assume a perfect social image,
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but everything seems to go wrong. How identifiable is that?
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Let's continue, Even after his worst days, in a way,
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he still triumphs over adversity. He realizes, like the rest
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of us, that it is amazing how rapidly things can
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turn around, going from bad to good. So I've always
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appreciated that from Charles Schultz from the very first comic
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strip that came out about Charlie Brown, that he has
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to face these adversities and as always a guy who
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keeps on plugging away. Well, a few days follow that
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and October fourth, you have a debut of the most
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recognizable character, the most interchangeable character in the history of
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the Peanuts, known as Snoopy. So October second of this week,
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this is me playing ketchup for you and doing a recap.
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You had Charlie Brown Day, and then you had Snoopy
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Day yesterday on Friday, October fourth. So the world famous
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beagle that first appeared seventy four years ago, just two
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days after the very first Peanuts comic strip. This this
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is a phenomenal turnaround, even for that time for comic strips.
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So Snoopy joins the Peanuts game. But really at the time,
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he's just a little puppy wandering around the neighborhood. How
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befitting to pull that back to the animal rescue. So
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I wouldn't think of Glenn Heights as the Daisy Hill
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Puppy Farm, but in my life, in a way, it's
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kind of contributing back where I can't contribute to the
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real Daisy Hill Puppy Farm because it doesn't exist, But
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animal shelters like that do exist. So search your heart
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blockad Nation. If you can't give your time, you can
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certainly help out with their vaccines. You can help out
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with their neutery and their spain for helping with adoption needs,
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you know, helping out with vet bills. I'm just kind
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of giving a public service announcement here through that. But
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that's what how Snoopy starts off in the comic strip,
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and over time he becomes anything but ordinary. I'm gonna
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use another quote from Charles Schultz about Snoopy as he
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evolves from a sweet puppy to an older, worldlier pup
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that sleeps on the top of the doghouse. This is
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what we said about Snoopy. Snoopy's appearance and personality have changed,
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probably more than those of any of the other characters.
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As my drawing style loosened, Snoopy was able to do
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more things. And when I finally up the formula of
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using his imagination to dream of being many heroic figures,
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meaning he's talking about the World War One flyon ace
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or the athlete, the masked Marvel, or Joe Cool, the
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socially accepted, you know, cool guy who hangs out on
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the corner, you know, and talks to the ladies. You know.
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He evolved into all of these things quite a metamorphosis.
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So as he says that here, as he becomes more
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historic figures, the strip took on a completely new dimension.
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So yes, Snoopy is very much full of adventure, and
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the ultimate joy that he has lies in the simple
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taking a nap on his doghouse. That's contentment followed by
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a meal from what he calls throughout the comic strip,
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the Roundheaded Kid. So I may be your favorite blockhead,
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but there will always be a Numero, you know, roundheaded kid.
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There'll always be a number one blockhead known as Charlie Brown,
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and ultimately the signor the senor blockhead, which would be
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Charles M. Sultz himself. He has a museum named after
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all of his works. In one day, the Little Red
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Haired Girl and myself will actually attend such Charles Schultz Museum.
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That's our ten year anniversary. So that makes it easy
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for me to be able to dive into this. Not
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to mention the month of October again, that doesn't mean
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that I'm just gonna coast through this whole month when
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I bring in content for you, but it makes it
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easy because this is the season of the great Pumpkin,
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isn't it. So I support the ideology of the Great Pumpkin,
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but I don't support the genocide of innocent pumpkins that
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started with Lucy's Empire that still continues today. So if
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you're listening sipping on a pupkin spice coffee, I have
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beef with you. I don't know how much more I
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have to scream this from the rooftops that it has
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to stop. But you know that can be for another day.
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If I can end on something positive, I would like
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to use just as we end segment one here leading
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into the second part that talks about mixed martial arts,
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because I talk about three things on the show. 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 being the greatest sport under God's hot sun.
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But I'll end with an actual quote from a boy
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named Charlie Brown, one of my absolute favorite TV series
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of all time. I won't dive straight into the Great Pumpkin.
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I'll do that throughout the month methodically, but I'll end
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with this. As we had a closing of a season
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moving into the autumn season, this is kind of befitting.
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So these are the exact words from a boy named
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Charlie Brown from the musical accompaniment you would hear before
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and after that entire episode. Here it is now the
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shadows of the morning have gone beyond the August afternoon,
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and Charlie has had his day, his very special a day,
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his morning, his evening, his noon. Maybe it's a kind
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of magic that only little boys can do. But seeing
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Charlie smile can make you stop a while and get
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you feeling glad that you're you. He's only a boy
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named Charlie, a boy named Charlie Brown. He's just a
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kid next door, perhaps a little more. He's every kid
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in every town. The world is full of lots of
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people here and there and all around, but people, after all,
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start out as being small, and we're all a boy
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named Charlie Brown. Our scripture reading for this podcast comes
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from Romans eight, verses fifteen through sixteen in English Standard
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pers It says this, for you did not receive the
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spirit of slavery to fall back into fear, but you
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have received the spirit of adoption as sons by whom
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we cry abba Father. The Spirit himself bears witness with
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our spirit that we are children of God. David Usig
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says this in his commentary about this It's easy for
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us to think of Jesus relating to the Father with
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this joyful confidence, but we may think that we are
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disqualified for it. Remember that we are in Christ. We
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have the privilege of relating to the Father, even as
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Jesus Christ does always want you to hear the truth.
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Blockhead Nation. As I pick up where I left off
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last week, I wanted to get into all of the
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post thoughts on UFC three h six, but there was
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something that was big, breaking news that I have to address.
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We have a legend who has hung up his gloves,
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and there's always been this debate about who would be
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on the Mount rushmore of the greatest MMA fighters of
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all time, as much as that might change hands and
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might be you know, wax On wax Off amongst a
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lot of the MMA fans, three of them are always
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up there. One would be gsp another would be Andres
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and Silva, and one would be John Jones. As much
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as I want to don't want to admit it, it
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will always be there. But there's a guy who deserves
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to be at least in the top five or a
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discussion and that man is Demetrius Johnson, Mighty mouse. He
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has given the news coming out of one Championship that
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he is retiring, and I can wish him nothing more
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than success and happiness and comfort in his retirement, or
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for him to switch and turn a new chapter and
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to seek and pursue true happiness. I have nothing more
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for my mouse than that, except that this is one
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of the guys who didn't become one of the greatest
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stars of this sport, but certainly in one of the
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most tremendous athletes. If you just go back and look
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at some of his highlight reels, Demetrius Johnson, my goodness,
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he deserves to be in that discussion. How he is
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transcendent amongst different organizations in the MMA world, UFC one
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Championship and is still a dominant force across the board.
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So I wish him nothing but the best happy trails
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to you, mighty mouse, Demetrius Johnson. And I'm gonna begin
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with something that's gonna be salt in a wound. I
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mentioned earlier about being south of Dallas, living in Ellis County,
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which means often if we're gonna shift into the world
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of professional football, my NFL team embarrassingly, so is still
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the Dallas Cowboys. And I kind of have to tie
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that over into something I'm seeing now. I have to
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ask an important question before I give my jabs to
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another sport, because some're gonna hear this and go focus
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on the sports that you know, Blockhead, But I have
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to ask a transcending question. It's a blanket statement across
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the board. Is it possible to lose in the trenches?
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What do I mean by that? If I can take
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you back to where trench warfare began, you could go
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through the whole story about World War One and how
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there was this Christmas truce and a soccer game that
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happened between the two opposing teams. And from a general standpoint,
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when the commanding officers find out about this on Christmas Day,
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even though this was good for morale, this can never happen.
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This is one of the ways you can lose the
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war in the trenches. If you give the enemy an inch,
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you are in danger of them taking a mile. I
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understand both sides of this story. How you don't want
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to go to war on Christmas Day. You want to
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