I don't know how much clearer I can say this: RC4 is breakable with attacks that take mere hundreds of lines of code, and the attacks are bounded only by your ability to generate millions of connections and gigabytes of transferred bytes. It's 2014.
I'm getting some of my analysis from Bernstein and Patterson too, but more of it from the experience of having implemented some of the attacks, and working directly with people who have implemented the rest of them. You should take my word for this and stop using RC4. The attack is not "on the edge of feasibility". Yes, the attacks have been leveraged to recover "small pieces of data" from connection. That's because the data you care about in an HTTPS connection is small: you're trying to recover the session cookie.