In fact, the symbols that form the syntax, doesn't matter at

all: standard symbol set:

    ~  # access, forward (standard)
    object ~ property
    -> # access, backward ("homosexual" call if you will)
    method -> object
    ->> # access, backward high ("homosexual" call with higher precedence than ~ and ->... very gay...)
    some ~ linkage ~ method ->> object
    <- # backcall semantics, normal precedence, "tailored" calling
    "eenie", "meeenie", "minie", "moe" <- count toes:
    take: basket: "apples", "oranges", "bananas" <<- fill basket:
    # take(basket().fill_basket("apples",...), ...)
    # BE CAREFUL with that code above
    # basket doesn't get created with the fruits, just empty basket which 
    # is subsequently filled with goodies

All these operators can be a different set, but these glyphs are the best in my opinion

~ # PS: PLEASE do NOT get offended by my characterization

# of certain method calls as "homosexual"

#

# Don't! This is just for laughs at the language

# I am not against gay community in any way

# and "homosexual" calls are actually the most

# useful feature of this language

#

# Thank you.