Talk:Jonny Sniper
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editI entered the additional information about the explanation of 'the Earth telling us to behave' being attributed to No Sssweat at live shows. This was the case when I saw the band live, and when someone else from the band's official forum saw them live. I think it is feasible to believe that Kerrang! simply made a mistake. Unfortunately I have no reference for this, but I also have no reason to waste my time making it up. I'm just trying to help the entry.
At a gig at the Hammersmith Palais I was at, they explicity told us a long story about Jonny Sniper about being sex education in primary school, and he shooting condoms onto the guy just before he "absoloubtly destorys her!". Yeh, so not about the earth at all, Kerrang! screwed up. Is there any way that this can go into the main article? Of course I have no referances and everything... But I was there! --Ace Face 21:41, 23 April 2007 (UTC)
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