Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 7:16 pm
i guess thissaurus wrote:I wanna see what BOC do in their studio in the average working day , any guesses?
the devil is in the treadmill
i guess thissaurus wrote:I wanna see what BOC do in their studio in the average working day , any guesses?
random- hey shadowshocker...
thanksyayayPhasen wrote:tripped me out so hard. kudos good sir.
being a former apple technician, I can tell you this...jakestott wrote:Does anybody here know how much it'll cost to get the logic board (motherboard) on my 13'' Macbook replaced?
Thanks in advance.

Bouma is almost BocumaAesthetics wrote:Photo taken in a Dutch hospital at the ophthalmology departement
I thought I was on to some nice BoC subliminal messageAesthetics wrote:Explaning the joke really spoils it all.. but since you don't see it: A doctor called I.C.Notting who works at the ophthalmology departement..
Okely dokely, thanks!dono wrote:being a former apple technician, I can tell you this...jakestott wrote:Does anybody here know how much it'll cost to get the logic board (motherboard) on my 13'' Macbook replaced?
Thanks in advance.
AppleCare - $0
Otherwise your most likely looking in the range of... $600-$800 bucks
Altruizine wrote:Ugh, all the NCD-related threads are closed so I'll thrust this here (consistent - imo - as this is quite random):
So this...Aesthetics wrote:It has nothing to do with BoC. The domain was registered to someone related to BoC.
newcleardawn.com wrote:...is just a weird coincidence?bocpages.org wrote:It is of interest that the music70 website lists the track as "magic window fnord". Those familiar with "The Illuminatus! Trilogy" will recognize the reference. [Nick Potter] submitted the following observation: in the novel, "fnord" is a word that people in general have been trained not to see - instead, it merely induces a vague feeling of anxiety in the reader. The music70 listing may therefore have a slightly deeper meaning than being a simple reference to the novel; it may be a jokey suggestion that the track is indeed present, but that we have simply been programmed not to hear it.
(FIRAT PST btw.)
