The most ______ you have ever encountered in a computer language.

[Mr Initial Man]

I thought I'd start a little conversation about various programming languages we have used and mention some extremes associated with them. I'll start off with mine:

Language: DragonSpeak
Extreme: Slowest-running Loop

Language: DragonSpeak
Extreme: Most coding for a loop.

Speed: One iteration per second. That's not a typo, not a missed word, but how you do loops in DragonSpeak.

(0:3) When somebody moves into object type #66,
   (1:194) and timer #1 is not still counting down,
            (5:300) set variable #%Count to the value #0.
            (5:50) set countdown timer #1 to go off in #1 seconds.
            (5:41) place object type #497 at (#12,13).
(0:50) When countdown timer #1 goes off,
   (1:202) and variable #%Count is less than #10,
            (5:50) set countdown timer #1 to go off in #1 seconds.
            (5:302) take variable #%Count and add #1 to it.
            (5:301) copy the value of variable #%Count into variable #%ShowObject.
            (5:302) take variable #%ShowObject and add #497 to it.
            (5:41) place object type #%ShowObject at (#12,13).

Strip out the the unnecessary text (which basically describes what the line does) and you get:

(0:3) 66
   (1:194) 1
            (5:300) %Count 0
            (5:50) 1 1
            (5:41) 497 12 13
(0:50) 1
   (1:202) %Count 10
            (5:50) 1 1
            (5:302) %Count 1
            (5:301) %Count %ShowObject
            (5:302) %ShowObject 497
      (3:2) 12 13
            (5:41) %ShowObject 12 13

Object type #66 is the post in the picture, and the %ShowObject numbers display the numbers in yellow triangle, which are objects type 497 - 507. The basic loop code (subtracting the lines that display the numbers) takes up eight lines.