While losing koen was never part of my immediate conceptualisation of progress I don't think my lack of adequate short-term planning in this area is likely to severely cost us a community in the long run. Although certainly we will find it difficult to find another internet user as staggeringly dreadful as koen in the long-run this may prove productive. To be honest, given the size of our forum it was really rather amazing that we had a user that appallingly bad. This, in turn, induced a feeling of euphoria across our users and led them to believe that we were still a big-time player. However realistically we are no longer a big-time player. We were living beyond our means and this reversion, although it will unfortunately lead to a tightening of belts and a slight squeeze on terms of consumer reaction, will undoubtedly benefit us all as a unit when viewed from a developmental perspective. Without sacrifice there is no gain. Without loss there is no joy. And without koen there is no faggoty dutch ginger user posting about cycling. Coon, we shall hardly miss thee.
Edit: Although I am disappointed I will now never get to use my "coon smelt something fishy" joke.
Actually I should have used it in this thread
