This is not call for help, just a question of general curiosity. Try as I might, I can't help but hold prejudice against certain types of syntax in some languages. Some I've managed to get over and become comfortable with (I used to hate Python's indentation).
Right now, I can't get over Go's tendency to capitalise MethodNames. In my mind, Classes are capitalised, and methods are either camelCase or under_scored. The language looks great, as does the platform, but this one thing just bugs me (currently). I have the same problem with C#, though I'm sure one day I'll get over it.
What bugs you and why?