1. How do I specify delayed evaluation?

This is essentially a question of a simple syntax for stored procedures.

2. How do I specify "call this method on yourself"?
	ruby's method works relatively well, but i wish i could leave out
	the "|me|" stuff

This is just a bit more complexity onto the stored procedure syntax.  It is
different than storing a non-object procedure, so the syntax does have to
reflect that.

3. Do I support implicit lists, e.g.:
	cron.user('root').each { do stuff }

	something like "any instance method when called on the class produces a
	list of all instances which meet the criteria of the call"
		this gets muddied if i want to use variable sigils

	if i do support lists, do i try to support roll-back?
		definitely not in the first version....

	or rather, if i support lists, do i support them as facts?  do 
	lvalues in this case ever actually do anything, such that they would need
	to be rolled back?

	really, this isn't something that would be rolled back, because i'm stating
	that something is a certain way based on logic in the script, not the state
	of the real system
		at this point; that might change...

4. The difference between object initialization and later method calls

5. Why _shouldn't_ I just use Ruby?
	no standard 'to_b' method
	specifically ordered

6. Parsing ordering
	Will I actually be able to abstract that aspect?  I kinda doubt it.

7. Module interface
	I need something, preferably something that has hooks to other languages.
	I can begin without one, but there definitely needs to be support for it.