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Subject: Re: FreeBSD slogan/advert ideas 
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[Redirected yet again to -chat.  Grrrr!  Either learn to read mail
 headers, Terry, or we'll take away your posting license! :-)]

> FreeBSD:  Where you want to go.  Today.

Hmmmm.  I rather like this one, I just wonder if Microsoft has
trademarked the verb "go" or something. :)

					Jordan