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AAAC 76C

Large Member
Location
LIVING THE DREAM
Okay, I've been to London several times, loves English breakfast and enjoys speaking and writing English. I might as well be British then?? :tongue:

Well, we DON'T have a league. It's just a Facebook group with 3 weekly races. The leaderboard is manually updated by Soren Bonde, using a script by Morten "Museeuw" Bundgaard Pedersen to transfer data from the BKOOL combined results page to an Excel spreadsheet to do some complicated points calculation.

It's not JUST about being fastest, you also get points for attending races, session ranking points (and more points for more difficult stages (those with avg. slope above a certain percentage)) and much more. Soren usually releases the overall ranking weekly, when Bkool has finished processing the race results. I won the 2016 Trophy for attending most races (85% - 56 of 66 total), and reached the Top 20 (No. 17) overall mostly due to that. Didn't win a single stage, best stage result was no. 6. ^_^

We can add add up as well so we would be a big benefit to Morten as well.
Bundgaard, interesting name "bottom farm"
Yours must be "Shower Farm".
Or have I got that wrong?
 

Perky77

Senior Member
Location
Hertfordshire
Apologies for not being around last month, work was crazy

Did first stage SC yesterday to add another Teamcyclechat to the league

@Whorty you are well and truly on fire, thanks for the email this afternoon!
 
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Brusgaard

Über Guru
Location
Skive, Denmark
We can add add up as well so we would be a big benefit to Morten as well.
Bundgaard, interesting name "bottom farm"
Yours must be "Shower Farm".
Or have I got that wrong?

I think you should stop using Google Translate! ^_^ I have no idea where the first part of my name comes from, but xyz-gaard is almost as common as xyz-sen names (i.e. Jensen, Nielsen and so on). We have a lot of families named Nor(re)gaard, Sondergaard, Ostergaard and Vestergaard, which translates into Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western farm. Brusgaard on the other hand is not very common, in fact I think only 2 or 3 families have that name without being related...
 
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AAAC 76C

Large Member
Location
LIVING THE DREAM
I think you should stop using Google Translate! ^_^ I have no idea where the first part of my name comes from, but xyz-gaard is almost as common as xyz-sen names (i.e. Jensen, Nielsen and so on). We have a lot of families named Nor(re)gaard, Sondergaard, Ostergaard and Vestergaard, which translates into Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western farm. Brusgaard on the other hand is not very common, in fact I think only 1 or 3 families have that name without being related...

http://www.mydanishroots.com/surnames-meaning-and-origin/surnames-deriving-from-a-farmstead.html
 

Daddy Pig

Veteran
I think you should stop using Google Translate! ^_^ I have no idea where the first part of my name comes from, but xyz-gaard is almost as common as xyz-sen names (i.e. Jensen, Nielsen and so on). We have a lot of families named Nor(re)gaard, Sondergaard, Ostergaard and Vestergaard, which translates into Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western farm. Brusgaard on the other hand is not very common, in fact I think only 1 or 3 families have that name without being related...
At least you get to go around saying "Jeg er en skør viking" in your tight bib shorts and are understood...
I wish i was from the land of the ice and snow, from the midnight sun where the hot springs flow...
 

Daddy Pig

Veteran
Calm down now!
Or "eat some bread" as the Dane say,“spis lige brød”.

Mønti Pythøn ik den Hølie Gräilen Røtern nik Akten Di Wik Alsø wik Alsø alsø wik Wi nøt trei a høliday in Sweden this yër? See the løveli lakes The wøndërful telephøne system And mäni interesting furry animals The characters and incidents portrayed and the names used are fictitious and any similarity to the names, characters, or history of any person is entirely accidental and unintentional. Signed RICHARD M. NIXON Including the majestik møøse A Møøse once bit my sister... No realli! She was Karving her initials on the møøse with the sharpened end of an interspace tøøthbrush given her by Svenge - her brother-in-law - an Oslo dentist and star of many Norwegian møvies: "The Høt Hands of an Oslo Dentist", "Fillings of Passion", "The Huge Mølars of Horst Nordfink"... We apologise for the fault in the subtitles.


Oh sorry, this could be Swedish...
 
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