
Fahrenheit-182

Sure, I play in a popular band now, but who knows what will happen tomorrow? I could get cancer and never tour again.
Mark Hoppus • Fahrenheit-182
By the time Absolute Fucking Asshole came home for lunch, the house was empty, and we were gone.
Mark Hoppus • Fahrenheit-182
Go to the mall, see humans doing human things and feel completely separated from normal life.
Mark Hoppus • Fahrenheit-182
This seems like a good time to mention that Travis absolutely fucking hated flying.
Mark Hoppus • Fahrenheit-182
Even the most levelheaded person would be hard-pressed to disagree that the world was conspiring to have us all killed.
Mark Hoppus • Fahrenheit-182
My mom even came and brought a friend. She came to a lot of the early shows. Most mothers might not know what to make of their son playing punk rock in a dilapidated basement, but like I said, my mom always supported me.
Mark Hoppus • Fahrenheit-182
reading letters my grandfather wrote home from World War II to his girlfriend (my future grandmother).
Mark Hoppus • Fahrenheit-182
Actually, I doubt they’d care, but still. Eat it, jerks.
Mark Hoppus • Fahrenheit-182
color copies were a luxury back then, the height of technology.