>On topic of crazy indentation -- I recall dealing with someone who had an indentation style that involve aligning on certain keywords -- for example, a REPLACE statement would look like:
>

>REPLACE ;
>    FirstName WITH "Bob", ;
>     LastName WITH "Smith", ;
>     BirthDay WITH {01/01/1960}, ;
>       Gender WITH "M", ;
>     Address1 WITH "1234 Main Steet", ;
>     Address2 WITH "", ;
>         City WITH "Los Angeles", ;
>        State WITH "CA", ;
>          Zip WITH "90001", ;
>        Phone WITH "(123)555-1234" ;
>              IN AddrBook
>

I would do this to make it more like a SQL statement:

REPLACE FirstName   WITH "Bob", ;
        LastName    WITH "Smith", ;
        BirthDay    WITH {01/01/1960}, ;
        Gender      WITH "M", ;
        Address1    WITH "1234 Main Steet", ;
        Address2    WITH "", ;
        City        WITH "Los Angeles", ;
        State       WITH "CA", ;
        Zip         WITH "90001", ;
        Phone       WITH "(123)555-1234" ;
    IN AddrBook

I also believe people who write case statements like this:

DO CASE
CASE whatever1
    * Code here
CASE whatever2
    * Code here
ENDCASE

Should be shot. The correct way to write a case statement, as everyone should know, is this:

DO CASE
    CASE whatever1
        * Code here
    CASE whatever2
        * Code here
ENDCASE

It's only natural. :-)