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** The way Tom sings the chorus of "I Miss You" mainly his accent and slurred speech when saying "voice inside my head" which people often write/sing as "MAH YEAAAAD".

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** The way Tom sings the chorus of "I Miss You" mainly his accent and slurred speech when saying "voice inside my head" which people often write/sing as "MAH YEAAAAD".YEAAAAD", and the way he starts the second verse "where are you?" as "WHERE ARE HYAOOOW?".
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* IKnewIt:
** After spending ''months'' prancing about how awesome he was, Mark and Travis ''finally'' confirmed Matt Skiba is a part of blink-182, to the annoyance of a subset of fans.
** In 2022, during an impromptu tour with Alkaline Trio, his main band, Matt Skiba in an interview questioned his status in blink-182, leading to fans speculating that Tom is returning. It was later confirmed in early October of that year that Tom is back.
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* FandomEnragingMisconception: Important tip: ''DO NOT EVER CALL THEM EMO AROUND ANY OF THEIR FANS''. blink makes this "important" distinction even more complicated by those not in the know by [[Music/FallOutBoy touring]] [[Music/MyChemicalRomance with]] [[Music/TakingBackSunday bands]] commonly pigeonholed as emo (in the {{Wangst}}, eyeliner, and tight pants sense), touring with [[Music/JimmyEatWorld actual emo bands]], and actually counting [[Music/TheGetUpKids seminal]] [[Music/{{Jawbreaker}} emo bands]] as influences (emo in the "offshoot of DC hardcore punk" sense).

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* FandomEnragingMisconception: Important tip: ''DO NOT EVER CALL THEM EMO AROUND ANY OF THEIR FANS''. blink makes this "important" distinction even more complicated by those not in the know by [[Music/FallOutBoy touring]] [[Music/MyChemicalRomance with]] [[Music/TakingBackSunday bands]] commonly pigeonholed as emo (in the {{Wangst}}, eyeliner, and tight pants sense), touring with [[Music/JimmyEatWorld actual emo bands]], and actually counting [[Music/TheGetUpKids seminal]] [[Music/{{Jawbreaker}} emo bands]] as influences (emo in the "offshoot of DC hardcore punk" sense).influences.
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* EpilepticTrees: Before Tom's return to the band in 2022, debates on whether or not he was ''really'' out of blink-182 were pretty common, despite Matt clearly having taken his place in the meantime (with Tom publicly acknowledging him upon his return). This was not helped by Tom's insistence that he still was a member, his considerable peace with Travis at the time, and his eventual interactions with Mark on social media that began in 2019.

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* EpilepticTrees: Before Tom's official return to the band in 2022, debates on whether or not he was ''really'' out of blink-182 were pretty common, despite Matt clearly having taken his place in the meantime (with Tom publicly acknowledging him upon his return). This was not helped by Tom's insistence that he still was a member, his considerable peace with Travis at the time, and his eventual interactions with Mark on social media that began in 2019.
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** This is a ''big'' part of Mark and Tom's stage banter. And is taken to new levels on their 2023 tour, where Mark kept making jokes about [[NeverLiveItDown Tom leaving the band twice]], though Tom's reaction veers into ActuallyPrettyFunny.
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* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: "[[BreakUpSong Dysentery Gary]]" ends with the line "Where's my dog? 'Cause girls are such a drag!" Either the singer is saying that dogs are faithful while girls aren't, or he's given up on girls and is about to commit bestiality.

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* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: "[[BreakUpSong Dysentery Gary]]" ends with the line "Where's my dog? 'Cause girls are such a drag!" Either the singer wants to hang out with his dog, who is saying that dogs are faithful while girls aren't, and won't break his heart like his ex-girlfriend, or he's given up on girls and is about resorting to commit bestiality.
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* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: "Dysentery Gary" ends with the line "Where's my dog? 'Cause girls are such a drag!" Either the singer is saying that dogs are faithful while girls aren't, or he's given up on girls and is about to commit bestiality.

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* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: "Dysentery Gary" "[[BreakUpSong Dysentery Gary]]" ends with the line "Where's my dog? 'Cause girls are such a drag!" Either the singer is saying that dogs are faithful while girls aren't, or he's given up on girls and is about to commit bestiality.
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* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: "Dysentery Gary" ends with the line "Where's my dog? 'Cause girls are such a drag!" Either the singer is saying that dogs are faithful while girls aren't, or he's given up on girls and is about to commit bestiality.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs: Subverted, although we wouldn't blame you [[RefugeInAudacity for thinking otherwise]].
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* ValuesDissonance: Both "Does My Breath Smell?" from ''Cheshire Cat'' and "Apple Shampoo" from ''Dude Ranch'' contain the word "retarded" in their lyrics. While this word is used as an insult (and thus commonly frowned upon) in the [=21st=] century, it was considered much less offensive back at the time of the two albums' releases.

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* ValuesDissonance: Both "Does My Breath Smell?" from ''Cheshire Cat'' and "Apple Shampoo" from ''Dude Ranch'' contain the word "retarded" in their lyrics. While this word "retarded" (alongside its related forms) is usually used as an insult (and thus commonly frowned upon) in the [=21st=] century, it was considered much less offensive back at the time of the two albums' releases.
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* ValuesDissonance: Both "Does My Breath Smell?" from ''Cheshire Cat'' and "Apple Shampoo" from ''Dude Ranch'' contain the word "retarded" in their lyrics. While this word is used as an insult (and thus commonly frowned upon) in the [=21st=] century, it was considered much less offensive back at the time of the album's release.

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* ValuesDissonance: Both "Does My Breath Smell?" from ''Cheshire Cat'' and "Apple Shampoo" from ''Dude Ranch'' contain the word "retarded" in their lyrics. While this word is used as an insult (and thus commonly frowned upon) in the [=21st=] century, it was considered much less offensive back at the time of the album's release.two albums' releases.
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* ValuesDissonance: "Does My Breath Smell?" from ''Cheshire Cat'' contains the word "retarded" in its lyrics. While this word is used as an insult (and thus commonly frowned upon) in the [=21st=] century, it was considered much less offensive back at the time of the album's release.

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* ValuesDissonance: Both "Does My Breath Smell?" from ''Cheshire Cat'' contains and "Apple Shampoo" from ''Dude Ranch'' contain the word "retarded" in its their lyrics. While this word is used as an insult (and thus commonly frowned upon) in the [=21st=] century, it was considered much less offensive back at the time of the album's release.

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