pythonistas or pythoneers?

[Manuel Gutierrez Algaba]

On Mon, 8 Nov 1999 10:29:01 -0600 (EST), Robert Meegan <rmeegan at murl.com> wrote:
>On Sun, 7 Nov 1999, Juergen A. Erhard wrote:
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>> I'm confused: are we pythoneers or pythonistas?

I'm quite amazed with these new word : "pythonistas"

Because it sounds too much Spanish. You see, here ( Spain), 
the football team supporters usually bear the suffix -istas. 
So we have Madridistas ( Real Madrid), Barcelonistas ( FC Barcelona)
or Sevillistas ( FC Sevilla).

So pythonistas sounds extremely powerfull, because python can 
be spelled in Spanish as "piton", that means "horn" ( like the bull's
horns). So pythonistas sounds like the "damned crazy followers 
of the horns" :DD
Certainly it's a worth Slogan for all pythoneers, that sounds more
the way as bucaneer, thus regarding a bit the Dutch origin of 
python. So it's a good Slogan ( cry for war) too.

>> 
>> I tend to go for pythoneers... sounds more pythonic.
>> 
>> Or are these two levels of experience?  If so, what's higher?
>> 
>> Confused,
>> 
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