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lol if i had the means that tom has to get all these yummy hair tranplsants id get one above and one bellow

So tempting.

I ain’t reading all that

I’ve saved myself the stress and not even bothered trying for tickets after last year. I feel like that was the one you really wanted to see, this tour doesn’t feel as special

Yea we’re fucked.

Dude just, fuck the fuck off. Fuck off with AI. There is no need. Stop destroying the planet and sucking off billionaires for this hacky wank that no one wants.

New additions to the timeline website! found picture for this show (huge shout-out to whiskey_tang0_hotel on reddit for this picture and for sharing more information behind that picture as well!) 5/11/2004: The band performs at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Charlotte, North Carolina. I’ve been a Blink fan since I was a kid. Back in 2004, I was just a high schooler and won backstage passes to the Blink show in Charlotte, NC. My best friend at the time and I got to sit behind Mark’s basses (one of the passes says stage side). The tour manager was awesome and offered tickets and another meet and greet for the following day in Raleigh. I got to go to that as well and got my Tom strat autographed by them. By far one of the coolest things I’ve gotten to experience. It was awesome meeting them at the top of their game. Original Source : found footage for this show (it's a huge shame that the clip doesn't last long unfortunately but still great to see new footage pop up once in a while!) Shout-out to Eric Smith on Youtube for this amazing footage, shot behind the stage too! 9/13/1997: The band performs at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California part of Kamp Kome 2. at 44:36 Original Source :

I watched it yesterday and I shed a little tear when they sang Slide Away. I’m so sad I never got the chance to be part of this reunion.

In a world of possibilities, somewhere out there, there’s a kid who was given a colouring book and a box of coloured pencils. But the kid has already coloured every single page, and their parents don’t have much money to buy another book. They do, however, have a printer. So they can just Google “colouring pages”, find something the kid likes, print it, and let them carry on colouring. Simple enough. But what if the kid really loves the number 182? And what if, for whatever reason, they want to colour a picture of the number 182 as a character, skating through a park? That’s oddly specific. They’re probably not going to find that on Google. Or maybe tomorrow the kid wants a very particular kind of space rocket. Something that only exists in their imagination. Again, they could make it happen. And so the kid keeps colouring. One page after another. One idea after another. Of course, that doesn't mean the kid should always get whatever they want. Learning to accept disappointment is important too. Eventually, maybe their parents, grandparents, or someone else buys them more pencils or colouring books. And one day, instead of just colouring pictures, the kid starts drawing their own. Their own rockets. Their own characters. Their own worlds. Maybe they eventually paint something that’s worth a million dollars. Or maybe they become so fascinated with those imaginary rockets that one day they actually start building real ones. Who knows? And all of that could have started with a picture of something that wasn’t even “real”. Now, let me tell you a story about the number 182: One day, a friend asked me if I wanted to go to an auction with him. I wasn’t particularly in the mood, but I went anyway. The auction was taking place at an old man’s house. He had recently passed away, and his children were selling the contents of the house before putting the property up for sale. There were all sorts of things being auctioned. But among everything in that house, there was only one musical instrument. A violin. And its auction lot number was 182. I bought it. Later, I discovered that the violin was well over 100 years old. And considering its age, it was actually in pretty good condition. Now, imagine I take that violin to a luthier. They inspect it, restore it, put some new strings on it, and make it playable again. And then I give it to someone who’s learning to play, or someone who’s always wanted to learn. What happens next? I have absolutely no idea. Maybe they try it for a few months, lose interest, and eventually hang it on a wall. Or maybe they practise every day. Maybe they get better and better. Maybe music becomes the most important thing in their life. And maybe, through some completely unpredictable chain of events, they become so good that one day they end up recording a violin part for a blink-182 song. Who knows?

Olé

Just finished watching it. I wish I could’ve gone to one of those shows. I still blame Travis for my Disney+ subscription. Started rewatching Lost last week. I never found out how it ended because I never watched the last two or three seasons.

If you ask nicely @Jan Mortensen will also include a free screenshot of his butthole.

Worth a shot!

Found more information two shows from the timeline website! XX/XX/1996 The band performs at the Shadow Lounge in Ottawa, Canada. Flyer exists for this undated show! 3/4/1998: The band performs at Congress Center in Ottawa, Ontario. Credits to Michael Shaikin for sharing those cool trivia facts! Original Source : https://www.facebook.com/groups/2222471268/posts/10162877978961269/ "Yeah I was there. Awesome show. Etched in my memory forever. I even met Tom Delonge at Burger King that night. Now it’s a chucks roadhouse. I’ll never forget it cause we were in line right behind him and he looked at a girl across the restaurant and said “see that girl. She’s got big boobs” lol. Also saw them in Montreal with Green Day. That was epic." "yeah but it was called shadow lounge around same time too. I used to have the flyer by Heath. I bet Murielle Varhelyi has an image of it." "yeah they supposedly made the decision at a Wendy’s in Ottawa!"

Do you guys like to colour? I asked AI to make this for your kids - or yourself - to colour. There’s a myth that this character had hair implants, but it’s just a myth.

@Jan Mortensen used to send me clips from this all the time. He probably still has it. Send him a pm I’m sure he’ll share it with you.

Lol sorry bubs I wish I could help ya!

We can always watch their reunion documentary… I don’t know if you’ve already seen it or if you have Disney+, but it will be available there tomorrow.

I ain't giving you no tree fiddy, you god damn loch ness monster! Get your own damn money! I would love to get my hands on it though, being serious XD

Thank you! Added those new dates to the website! 4/17/1996: The band performs at the W.O.W Hall in Eugene, Oregon. 4/18/1996: The band performs at La Luna in Portland, Oregon. 4/20/1996: The band performs at the Town Pump in Vancouver, British Columbia. 4/21/1996: The band performs at the Venitian Theatre in Albany, Oregon. 4/26/1996: The band performs at the Hard Rock Saloon in Prescott, Arizona. also the Timeline Website's Find of the Year on Instagram has been found!

Green Day just did the opening this year. Don’t think they’ll be doing half time anytime soon. Could see blink doing the new opener show

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Pollstar/90s/96/Pollstar-1996-04-15.pdf West Coast Tour 1996 (04/15 - 04/26) Page 20

Yes. But it’s going to cost you about tree fiddy.

The one that was only released on modlife, seems to have completely disappeared from the web and i lost it a long time ago

Would be pretty cool for it to be blink and Greenday. Talk about full circle.