PalenQ has Died
Aug 23rd, 2019 | 08:39 AM
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PalenQ has Died
We have lost a great contributor to the European Forum.
PalenQ helped man here with his knowledge of Europe and mainly seems to know much about train schedules throughout Europe.
I am sure he has touched many hearts here and at times we may have taken his advice and support for granted because he was always so helpful.
He left a great many friends in the Fodor's Lounge where he also was a regular contributor of many topics.
Our deepest condolences to his family
God Bless and Rest in Peace PalenQ, you will be deeply missed by so many.
PalenQ helped man here with his knowledge of Europe and mainly seems to know much about train schedules throughout Europe.
I am sure he has touched many hearts here and at times we may have taken his advice and support for granted because he was always so helpful.
He left a great many friends in the Fodor's Lounge where he also was a regular contributor of many topics.
Our deepest condolences to his family
God Bless and Rest in Peace PalenQ, you will be deeply missed by so many.
Aug 23rd, 2019 | 09:51 AM
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Joined: May 2008
Posts: 10,494
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Pal was passionate about European train travel and a lot of other things...atheism and weed come to mind ; ) . Chatty, incorrigible, and not afraid of controversy, he was generous, polite and seemingly unfazed by the occasionally harsh responses he received over the many years he posted here.
He brought a lot to the forum and I will miss him and his point of view.
He brought a lot to the forum and I will miss him and his point of view.
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Aug 23rd, 2019 | 10:37 AM
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Joined: May 2007
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I don‘t know how many posts he started or commented on but it must have been thousands.
Each time I checked the Europe forum or the lounge there was something from him.
The stories from yesteryear from Amsterdamned or anything on trains. Or just the random discussions about any topic one can or cannot imagine.
That won’t happen anymore and I already start to miss it.
In reward for his uncountable contributions I therefore suggest to reward Pal posthumously the title of Fodorgarch extra-ordinaire.
RIP, good man.
Each time I checked the Europe forum or the lounge there was something from him.
The stories from yesteryear from Amsterdamned or anything on trains. Or just the random discussions about any topic one can or cannot imagine.
That won’t happen anymore and I already start to miss it.
In reward for his uncountable contributions I therefore suggest to reward Pal posthumously the title of Fodorgarch extra-ordinaire.
RIP, good man.
