S-expressions

How many of you out there actually have a problem with s-expressions? For those 
of you that do not know s-expressions imply a lisp like syntax, ie 
 
 (some-fun arg2 arg2) 
 
The reason I ask is becuase s-expressions make quite a bit of the langauge 
design easier. Macros become fairly simple, extensions integrate well etc. I tend 
to lean to this side of things. However, I am not the only one interested in this 
project. 
 
 So an open question, do you have a dislike of s-expressions and if so why? This 
is a chance to make yourself heard. 


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