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1992/1993 mixed up?

Did the 1992/1993 awards get shifted in some way? The official website says Nine Inch Nails won an award in 1992, and so does Okay, this is definitely mixed up. The List of Nine Inch Nails awards article refers to the year they won a Grammy for "Wish" as 1993, but cites LA Times that puts it at 1992. The official Grammy Awards website lists the same thing, and - oddly - the Nine Inch Nails article too. This means that the editor looked here while citing the correct thing. Wikipedia forks say 1993, so it's a fault.

Wow, there's one hell of a mess on the Internet because of that. What's wrong? Litis (talk) 20:52, 5 January 2009 (UTC)

"Fried Chicken And Coffee"

Okay, unless you actually have a link to a Wikipedia article on the Nashville Pussy song "Fried Chicken And Coffee" or the album that it's from, please stop editing it with links to the articles on "fried chicken" or "coffee". That's not what we came here to see, people. There. Was that so hard? SlyDante (talk) 16:14, 29 January 2009 (UTC)

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