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The only thing that might improve it is if the electrons were little
Tux's oriented every which way careening with delight with joyful
expressions to offset the puzzlement on the nucleus.

Michael Tiernan wrote:
| On 10/1/09 5:18 PM, [log in to unmask] wrote:
|> I like number 9 - though Tux has an expreession that I can't quite
|> define (other than cross-eyed!).  Needs the extra electron though.
|>
| That expression is WTF? Who loaded Vista on this system? :)
| (I'm kidding, not trying to ignite a religious war.)
| Whomever did it did a nice job though! (He does look cross eyed.)
|
| Entry #7 isn't published fully, we can't get at it properly.
|
| I think:
| #7 has some symmetry that catches my eye for some reason.
| #1 Is growing on me a bit.
|
| And special cases:
| #9 is good for a small icon.
| #8 (a & b) are nice for small icons too, not for larger splash screens,
| etc.
|

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