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| rdfs:label | - Family Reunion (song) (deleted 23 Jul 2008 at 00:07)
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| rdfs:comment | - A 35 second song by blink-182 consisting entirely of profanity. Clearly inspired by George Carlin's Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television. The band has been playing the song since their Cheshire Cat days (or pre-Dude Ranch days, or simply, their pre-MTV days) yet I wouldn't know if they still play it anymore. It's doubtful considering the mature (or more mature) image they've adopted recently. The song was recorded in the studio for Short Music for Short People an album released in 1999 for Fat Wreck Records and appears on the band's live album, released in 2000, The Mark, Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back)
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| abstract | - A 35 second song by blink-182 consisting entirely of profanity. Clearly inspired by George Carlin's Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television. The band has been playing the song since their Cheshire Cat days (or pre-Dude Ranch days, or simply, their pre-MTV days) yet I wouldn't know if they still play it anymore. It's doubtful considering the mature (or more mature) image they've adopted recently. The song was recorded in the studio for Short Music for Short People an album released in 1999 for Fat Wreck Records and appears on the band's live album, released in 2000, The Mark, Tom and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back) I found it hilarious from ages 12 to 16. I'm eighteen now and don't laugh at it anymore. Though I admittedly still do enjoy blink-182.
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