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Subject: Re: A "FreeBSD" Daemon? 
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> I got it!

> [I liked the Intel inside pun]

> Howabout the little guy about to start running, with an opened shackle
> about its ankle, which has a chain attaching it to a bowling ball
> labeled "USL" ?

> Would that be legal?

> James

A little twist to the idea :

I think is Leonardo DaVinci's man the picture that I am thinking of 
in which Man is surrounded by circle, etc. We replace the man with
the Daemon and across his arms we show the broken shackles and
on his ankles we also show broken shakles.

Amancio