[zoezoezoezoe]

I dont know if I fully agree. Sure, there is definitely an argument the be had about whether or not `continue` is the best word to use in this instance, but why avoid it entirely? Every programmer is able to easily understand what code like this would do:

``` for (Node node : nodeList) { if (node.isBad()) { continue; } processNode(node); } ```

Every keyword in any programming language is largely arbitrary in my opinion let's take a look at the beginning of the codeblock `for (Node node : nodeList)` also completely arbitrary, though it's clear to anyone who's ever written C++ that it is equivalent to saying "for every node in nodeList".

Continue is not meant to read as "continue execution" it's meant to be "continue to the next item of the list", and I think avoiding it entirely is a pointless effort.