Infinite Loop, two lines, no brackets

[loveknot]

Hi,

Perhaps this is too easy to be any fun for all of you, but it's stupidly important to me, so any help, advice or ideas anyone can offer are greatly appreciated.

I would like to have a ring engraved with C# code for an infinite loop for love. (For my C# developer guy's wedding band.)

I can't use anything but letters and numbers. No symbols, no brackets, no slashes, etc, because it's being engraved in Morse code. I can use up to two lines.

I am not a developer and speak no code, so please understand that you're dealing with an idiot.

The only ideas I've been able to come up with on my own are:

While True
Love

While 1
Love

Love
goto Love

or - resortig to VBA

While Love
Loop

Here's hoping some kind person will save me from engraving something really lame on a wedding ring.

[Plater]

I like the first one, since you cannot use symbols.
It also carries over into english, for people who dont understand code, it sounds like fortune cookie speak.
"While true, love"

[GaryTexmo]

I like the while 1 loops, or while true... they are implied as infinite. If you put while love, it implies the variable love can change, which isn't the message you're trying to send at all :D

It's too bad you can't use symbols as it makes proper C# syntax impossible. Personally I think...

While True
  Love

... might be your best option. You could even give it a parameter... I think that's still valid VB syntax. Back when I used to program in QB you didn't need the brackets, the function signature was just "<function name> <param 1>, <param 2>, ..., <param n>" so maybe that's still valid? Anyway, if so, you could do...

While True
  Love <your fiance's name here>

... for a bit of extra geek factor.

Cool idea, by the way :) And congrats!!