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Devin,

I just want to say that I really liked the reference.  I was teaching 
myself loader/forth and working on a version of it for my own amusement 
when I saw the commit.  Please do continue to make these silly things in 
the future.  I actually run FreeBSD in production and my boss loved it 
so much we actually have an official change-order ticket to preconfigure 
all of our production 9.2 systems to show the logo.  A guy I work with 
slated a hack to show it at the login prompt as well. :)

As for any of you who objected seriously: it's a joke, a tribute to one 
of the better cult action movies, and a nice bit of pre-release fun. 
While there are some Linux distros like RHEL where you can pay someone 
to listen to your pointless complaints, Devin doesn't get a cent to put 
up with your whingy little snit.  In short, stuff it.