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> > I vote for something new! Let's do away with conservatism and create a
> > new Daemon (or at least a new picture using the old daemon).
> > 
> > How about some daemons feeding MBA's into a hellpit, or a bunch of
> > daemons litterally bursting out of a computer, sitting on the monitor 
> > and running across the keyboard. 
> > 

How about showing the Daemon surfing on a beach ...

Or a Daemon standing up on a long highway that disappears into the
the stars.

Or a Daemon image implanted on the moon along with the Flag and a few
foot prints of the astronauts.

Amancio