[Zatoichi]

I know its not polite to laugh at other people's misfortunes, but you wrote that far too humorously.

Its alright, one time I managed to lock my car with my keys in the trunk.

[Chyld]

Last year, I had two keys. One was for the front door, one was for my room. Never locking my room, and therefore never needing to work out what the room key was for, I assumed both keys worked on both locks. So guess who left their room key locked in their room over Christmas last year?

It did make a very good weight for my window-shutting tugging rope, though.

[Deepsycher]

Years ago I locked myself out many times in a place I was staying at which shared bathroom. Twice I had to ask for the keys with only a towel around me at I think 2.00 am in the morning. I just didn't like the thought then of disturbing busy people who have to get up at 5.00 am on the job.

I seriously considered of having another key cut but they said the keys there were registered and illegal to have them cut just like that.

Just now I trod other the edge of a floppy lead and my foot is in constant pain.
Earlier on I bit by tounge whilst eating. So tomorrow it looks like I won't be enjoying the food with constant itching on my toungue.

[Slade]

Complaint: Having to pull an all-nighter because one of our group members was totally inept on a LARGE part of the website we're doing. I have a final essay for philosophy in 6 hours. Whee.

[Deepsycher]

Me.... Disappointed.

I think one of the sensors has gone in that printer. It says "Paper jam open top cover" but there is no jam. Recently it has been getting worse. I spent money on a new printhead and this is what I get?
I am thinking of getting parts for this after revising the benefits:
Seperate dedicated Printheads.
Seperate cartridge for each ink which is cheaper for me to afford.
Two trays. One for A4 and the other for A5
Network connectivity.
I would hate to throw this out.

So all I can do is wait for my message to HP and double check if there is anything stuck in.

[Slade]

DS: Sometimes paper-dust gets on the sensors. I recommend getting some canned air and using it on where the printer thinks there are jams.

[Gobbler]

Complaint:

Oh my! Britney Spears' gonna divorce from Kevin Federline! And they're fighting about their two kids! Ohmigodohmigodohmigod!

... honestly, I didn't even know that they were married, missed the news about their progeny and hell, until yesterday, I even thought that that Federline thingy was some kind of hat. But whooo! Thanks to the nice girl sitting next to me in the underground-train this morning, I've finally been enlightened! Yeah! Yay! Whoo! How did I even survive so long without that knowledge?

... ah, okay, now for a real complaint:

I suck at being ironic. (See above.)

[Deepsycher]

DS: Sometimes paper-dust gets on the sensors. I recommend getting some canned air and using it on where the printer thinks there are jams.

I have found two of the sensors, small black sticks that push down as the paper moves forward and one under the circuit board at the back (back cover). To remove them will involve me lifting the roller. I am a concerned of doing this as I am worried of causing damage to what I don't know. Last night I stuck a piece of tape on the roller sensor stick and as it was loading the paper it kept on getting stuck until removing the tape.

I was a able to take apart and put back small printers such as Epson 400's and HP 600 series but this would be my first time on something that I don't think is the same and under three times bigger. So if I damage anything I fear I will have a lot to loose. One way or the other I think I will eventually have to take out the roller with care.

I have an air duster but 7% of it is flammable. Now I question whether this can cause damage to the print heads. I think the hoover might help.

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 10 November 2006 - 03:22 PM

[Emu]

complaint: I finally stop taking naps and slacking off and decide to work on my paper, it's 9:52 pm, and the library closes at 10pm on saturdays! wtf!

[Deepsycher]

10pm sounds early to close what time do they open?

As my free day I feel lazy today I got up at 2.30 pm.

[Deepsycher]

I am so worried. The fan of the network switch is making a humming sound again.
It hasn't been cleaned for a year and has been sitting in a closed wooden cupboard. I blew into it several times which the noise went away but there was so much of dust that accidentally inhaled it.

I can feel the dust in my throat. My worry is contracting chronic bronchitis. I don't smoke but does anyone think the dust from a fan is enough cause it?

Is there a safe way to clean this stuff out of my lungs?

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 12 November 2006 - 12:04 AM

[Cyzyk]

I'd offer a suggestion there, but I'm not the person to offer advice since I only brought up this thread to mention that I'm coughing up blood.

No, it isn't TB, just a cracked vein in my throat or something minor, but that doesn't make it any less freaky or any more pleasant.

[Gobbler]

... uhh... ... no wait, that might actually come in handy, I mean, you could run around and scare people to death whilst coughing blood on them. Woo!

[Otal Nimrodi]

Yeah, you'd be all...

Cyzyk: RAWR!
People: *unimpressed*
Cyzyk: *cough*
People: AAAAAAH!

[Emu]

complaint: I practically just woke up and now it's already starting to get dark out. this is not conducive to much else other than taking lots of naps and then staying up really late. damn you, daylight savings time and weird sleep schedules!!!

This post has been edited by Emu: 12 November 2006 - 03:46 PM