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so in other words, I would have had to been awake around two in the morning to have a shot at winning. I wouldn't have won anyway, but.....
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dougiebaby said:and where exactly are you Mr. Winner? Somewhere in the north of Europe? proves my point
Susan Westemeyer said:Yes, indeedy, the person with the totally unpronounceable name has won! And we actually gave away the Cervelo jersey on the first try!
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Susan
quadsRme said:or maybe the ones who chose the same names but were late in turning them in get a t-shirt or a hat?
Oh, did kjetilraknerud win?ingsve said:And I don't understand what's so difficult to pronounce about kjetilraknerud?
Scary, isn't it?180mmCrank said:Did you know that kjetilraknerud is an anagram of litjekkarrendru?
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kjetilraknerud said:Scary, isn't it?
I recieved a message from competition organizers, and was asked to send an e-mail with my real name and address. I wonder if they found it funny that it actually is my real name![]()
kjetilraknerud said:Scary, isn't it?
I recieved a message from competition organizers, and was asked to send an e-mail with my real name and address. I wonder if they found it funny that it actually is my real name![]()
Leopejo said:Oh, did kjetilraknerud win?
I am happy for him, as he seems to be a regular here, while the winner of the Columbia jersey was some I-am-here-for-the-contest-only guy, right?