Talk:DJ Ötzi
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"The body of a Neolithic man found in 1991 has been referred to as Ötzi the Iceman."
I still don't get it why anyone would want to remove such a piece of information from an article. Even if it may not seem necessary, I think it's Ötzi the Iceman that inspired Friedle to choose his stage name.
I'm also wondering if there is some Wikipedia policy on not disambiguating pages. <KF> 10:49, Oct 4, 2004 (UTC)
Gerry Friedle was born in Oetz, a small village in the Ötztal (Ötz valley). So at first his place of birth is incorrect. Therefore it's even wrong, that his name is inspired by Ötzi the Iceman. His name is inspired by his home town (and as far as I know even older than the nickname of the mummy). I didn't change it in the article since english is not my native language and I don't have an account on the English wikipedia at all.
OH MY FUG WIKIPEDIA BE LIES!
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