Programming languages I know

There's an interesting post making the rounds on planet.python.org about what programming languages people know and in what order they learned them.

My list (bold for the ones I still use and know well):

• GW-BASIC (1989-1990) I'll never forget buying an actual programming book. 8-year-old me just devoured it!
  
• Turbo Pascal (1992-ish)
  
• x86 assembly
  
• C
  
• Visual Basic
  
• HTML (1997?)
  
• Perl (2000)
  
• LaTeX
  
• SQL
  
• JavaScript
  
• PIC and AVR 8-bit assembly (2004)
  
• Verilog (2006)
  
• Python (2006)
  
• MIPS assembly (2007)

I would say that C, Perl, SQL, Verilog, and MIPS assembly have been the real big "eye-openers" along the way that taught me to think about computers in new ways. But Python is the one I use most and love best these days :-)

If I had more time and persistence, I'd like to learn something Lisp-ish. Every time I've tried, I've given it up quickly. Something about the lack of syntactic differentiation confuses me and turns me off to it. Maybe I should try Haskell...