More loopy looism

Here's a little thing I was forced to realise after a far too high profile site when slightly wrong (in a far too big way).

Looping a query inside a loop of another query changes the way you can refer to the outer-loops current row. Running the following code demonstrates this:

<cfscript>
  qry_foo = QueryNew('foo');
  QueryAddRow(qry_foo, 3);
  for(i=1; i LTE 3; i=i+1){
    QuerySetCell(qry_foo,'foo',"foo #i#",i);
  }
  qry_bar = QueryNew("bar");
  QueryAddRow(qry_bar, 10);
  for(i=1; i LTE 10; i=i+1){
    QuerySetCell(qry_bar,'bar',"bar #i#",i);
  }

</cfscript>
<cfoutput>
  <ul>
    <cfloop query="qry_foo">
      <li>#qry_foo.foo#
        <ul>
          <cfloop query="qry_bar">
            <li>#qry_foo.foo#</li>
          </cfloop>
        </ul>
      </li>
    </cfloop>
  </ul>
</cfoutput>

The problem is that you cannot access the current row of the qry_foo query when inside the loop of qry_bar in this way. Instead, you would have to use:

qry_foo.foo[qry_foo.currentRow]

Does anyone else find this bizarre?