#21

I was never a fan, but ‘Blink one eighty two’ was what most people who were into them called them, because pretty much every interview with the band from around 20 years ago asked them the question.

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#22

Is this thread a repost from the forums circa 2001?

#23

Some chump?

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#24

I was aware that Americans and the band say this but it’s a needless extra syllable

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#25

they should have spelt it blink 1,82

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#26
  • Blink 182 are a great singles band
  • Some other useless hot take

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#27

Not only a great singles band, a great band in general.

Up until the new one (which doesn’t count) they only have one bad song.

#28

Oh come on

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#29

As a 15 year old who has been a fan of blink-182 for as long as I can remember, and who has several friends my age who also love and listen to them, I think i can confirm that kids in 2018 do still enjoy blink lmao

#30

So far as I am aware I have never said the name of this band out loud and I don’t foresee any circumstances in which I will ever have to, so fortunately this controversy doesn’t trouble me.

#31

Should I know who he is? Didn’t even know the cat existed until this morning :man_shrugging:

#32

Lmao!

#33

Subthread

  • “Hello [city]! We Are Scientists!”
  • “Hello [city]! We are We Are Scientists!”

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#34

Have always said ‘one eight two’. Knew it was wrong but ‘one eighty two’ felt unnatural. Like pronouncing chorizo, choritho.

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#35

What if you actually blinked and then said 182

#36

Or blink 182 times

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#37

I just got to 16 and got bored

#38

Walked away down the aisle to blink 182. Loved them at many phases through my life, although some of their songs are too creepy these days. Mark Hoppus seems like such a nice person too, which is nice.

#39

He’s in Alkaline Trio. Imagine blink 182, but from Chicago and every song is as good as blink’s best

#40

Are you an

  • American
  • American’t

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