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From: dtraver@macomw.ARPA (George Andrew Traver)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions,comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Re: History lesson
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Date: Thu, 19-Nov-87 16:50:15 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov 19 16:50:15 1987
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In article <844DBLCU@CUNYVM> DBLCU@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU writes:
>A few weeks ago I attended the Unix Expo here in New York. I picked up this
>wonderfull little poster called "Unix Magic" which was distributed by
>Unitech Software Inc. It shows a wizard mixing potions in a sea-shell.
>Surrounding him are various artifacts that have something related to the
>Unix environment. There is one exception though. There is a jar of oregano
>in the foreground. Is/was there something by that name in Unix or is this
>just an exception/joke in the poster?

I had this same question a little while ago.  Someone told me that one
of the original writers of the UNIX op system was comming back from 
Canada.  When he was going through border, the border guard mistook
some oregano that he had as an illegal substance.  

This is the story I heard, I can't verify if it's true or not.

Question: What does the castle in the window mean?  Some one told me
	  the reaper in the window is a "kernal hacker".

	  Also what does the "B" stand for on the craked jar in the
	  lower right hand corner?


Somebody please let me know.