Many fond memories here, can't say I share them. Throughout my career, vb code or programmers/architects from a vb background have been the bane of my existence

Many fond memories here, can't say I share them. Throughout my career, vb code or programmers/architects from a vb background have been the bane of my existence. The kind of language that supports the construct: > on error resume next (i.e. if any errors happen, just run the next line regardless), needs to die. I appreciate this is harsh but IMO, good riddence.