I am a Drupal and Joomla user - my personal preference is Drupal, but it's not the same kettle of fish. Each has their own powers:
Joomla has a good extensions base, and has great point-and-click ease
Drupal, simply because it doesn't have all the bells-and-whistles, has an API that is much less complicated, so making it into a unique, fully-featured CMS is much much easier.
I use Joomla when I just want to get a site up and content loaded. 5 use Drupal, when a site is worth developing and unleashing its full potential.
If you're not happy getting into the code, then Joomla is for you. If you want to expand and customise a site the way you want, then it's got to be Drupal.
Either way, both have stupid names.
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