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I'm sure if we all thought hard about it, we could find ways of dealing
with such potential warts as UNTIL and ALWAYS.  Once you've got the
parens in there, things like COLLECT can be forms that are defined only
within the scope of a LOOP, but that can appear inside of Lisp
conditionals or other code.

If enough people like this idea, it would be worth the trouble of trying
to work out the details.  As long as we're divided into the camps of
"English-like LOOP is the only acceptable way" and "Over my dead body",
there's not much point in messing with this, however.

-- Scott