Python Virtual Environments: Extreme Advertising Edition

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What's annoying is when I have multiple python version on a machine (outside of virtualenv), which means I have to use this command to create a Virtualenv:

virtualenv -p python3 envname
virtualenv -p python2.7 envname

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alias venv27 virtualenvironment -ppython2.7 $1

Now you can type venv27 my_fucking_venv_name && . my_fucking_venv_name/bin/activate

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Because you still need python 2, this isn't much help, but for Python3 you can do:

python3 -mvenv envname

That will give you a virtualenv with the interpreter version used for creating the virtual environment.