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Episode One

272 - The Eulogy for the Entire 1972 Miami Dolphins Offensive Line

Episode One

Episode One

Comedy

4.8858 Ratings

🗓️ 9 March 2023

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Friends and family of the '72 Dolphins O-Line—Erlando Bloon (@BozoMode), Slevin Garnett (@Senn_Spud), Melvin Macaroni (@necrobranson), and Eddie Anasarca (@intellegint)—eulogize their teammates in a service led by Saint Hickory Davis Delight (@charlesraustin). E1 on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/e1podcast

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The following is an archived podcast presented by the Brinson and Hudson Foundation for Podcast Recovery.

0:05.8

This podcast is entitled The Eulogy for the entire 1972 Miami Dolphins Offensive Line.

0:11.9

It is the first and only episode of the podcast.

0:14.7

Welcome to episode one.

0:16.0

Welcome to the hallowed halls of Our Mother from Another Brother Church.

0:20.8

Presented by Risco Bullet Pro for

0:22.4

business, brought to you by Risco Obsidian, as seen on Smile TV. I'd like to thank everyone for

0:28.2

showing up for the funeral service of the entire 1972 Miami Dolphins offensive line, whether

0:34.3

you're here with us in person or streaming live on Risco Plus.

0:38.6

My name is St. Hickory Davis Delight, the local priest around these parts.

0:43.9

You know, as we gather here to lay these large men to rest, I can't help but think that the

0:49.9

Lord works in mysterious ways. After all, these are the undefeated 72 dolphins, and I'm a lifelong

0:57.2

fan of the team they defeated in the Super Bowl that fateful season, the Washington R-words.

1:02.6

But today, in the eyes of the Lord, we are not merely dolphins, or merely our words, but football

1:08.8

fans, united here on this blessed Sunday,

1:12.3

grateful that this tragedy befell these gridiron heroes during the off-season.

1:17.1

But that's enough for me.

1:18.6

Let's hear from the teammates and family members who knew these gridiron grates the best.

1:23.8

I have asked Eddie Anasarka, the son of one of the deceased grates of the gridiron,

1:28.3

to read a poem he wrote on this mournful Sunday morning.

1:32.4

Eddie?

1:33.8

Thank you, Father, Davis Delight, for calling me up.

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