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Thought of this after I'd already deleted the "microsoft response"
slogans:

FreeBSD, where do you want to be tomorrow?

Or perhaps,

FreeBSD, where do you want to BE tomorrow?

cute. I always liked "FreeBSD: Free to BSD"

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