All I'm trying to say is, I like PHP, I use it a lot for 'daily use'. That is, programming small things for personal use. I gave some examples earlier.
And as I said, there are situations you'd think of another language than PHP, but that doesn't mean programming in PHP is a bad practice.
I don't agree. PHP is fast, in development and in execution, and has a wide range of libraries (sort-a) built in to it. If you need the 1.000th prime number, a list of every possible name with 4 characters, or a working webpage, PHP offers it all.
Of course, if you take each case individually, you might want to consider other languages. But having to learn another ten programming languages which are slightly better for a job than PHP is, costs a lot of time and effort.
PHP is a great language, if you get used to the weird and inconsistent function names.
And as I said, there are situations you'd think of another language than PHP, but that doesn't mean programming in PHP is a bad practice.