I like Nims syntactic looseness. Kinda the opposite of Python and more like
Ruby. E.g. getting a modulo of a base and factor can be done thusly:
 base.mod(factor)
 base mod factor
 base %% factor
 and a method in the math library.
Also the optional brackets is fun. So you can have:
 print "Hello"
 print("Hello")

Allows for artistic panache. You code how you want when you want. If you're
feleign OOP-y today you may use base.mod() but if you're feeling more C-y then
base %%.