A coffee and a small Danish.

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Could be Romansh...


Anyway... what the hell is this supposed to mean?

  • Name:
    Mathias Sunekær Norsgaard Jørgensen (né Mathias Norsgaard)
  • Georgian:
    Mathias Norsgaard
  • Emma Norsgaard Bjerg Jørgensen (née Emma Norsgaard)
  • Georgian:
    Emma Norsgaard
What's "Georgian"? They're Danish.
Also, PCS has clearly misunderstood something. They both dropped 'Jørgensen'...

(Yes, I know... Mathias Norsgaard isn't exactly a small Danish...)

He has to be removed from your CQ team immediately.
 
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Anyway... what the hell is this supposed to mean?
  • Name:
    Mathias Sunekær Norsgaard Jørgensen (né Mathias Norsgaard)
  • Georgian:
    Mathias Norsgaard
  • Emma Norsgaard Bjerg Jørgensen (née Emma Norsgaard)
  • Georgian:
    Emma Norsgaard
What's "Georgian"? They're Danish.

Check if Lars Bak and Jesper Skibby are also Georgian. If they are, it means the Georgians have invaded Silkeborg.
 
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Check if Lars Bak and Jesper Skibby are also Georgian. If they are, it means the Georgians have invaded Silkeborg.

Nope. Bak is just listed by his full-name, with no added info.

Changizi isn't Georgian either. However, it appears his father might have been from Iran.
 
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I just had a very very silly idea:
They should totally have a stage in the PNDKR finishing in this village:


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(Or, if that's logistically impractical, just a stage going through.
 
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Meanwhile, DCU:

"Stage 4 of the PNDKR will start in Rudkøbing on Langeland, and end somewhere on Fyn. We haven't decided exactly where yet, but here's the route on a map, and also the stage will be exactly 177.5 km."

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Meanwhile, DCU:

"Stage 4 of the PNDKR will start in Rudkøbing on Langeland, and end somewhere on Fyn. We haven't decided exactly where yet, but here's the route on a map, and also the stage will be exactly 177.5 km."

p700

I am sure they will finish in Skallebjerg. Here are some photos of my proposed finish area and 1 km to go arch:

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With all the wind cancellations lately, I have read several times in Danish media the expression 'it's blowing half a Pelican' to say that it's windy. That's very high on my list of most random expressions I've ever heard. Where does it come from?
 
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With all the wind cancellations lately, I have read several times in Danish media the expression 'it's blowing half a Pelican' to say that it's windy. That's very high on my list of most random expressions I've ever heard. Where does it come from?
rhymes with "orkan" (hurricane)
 
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We have a way with words.
Maybe a bit strange, but certainly a way.

Another one is "Så er dén ged barberet" ("Now that goat is shaved") to indicate that a task is done.

What's strange about that?

I don't see any cows on the ice nor owls in the bog.