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The printer in the Enlgish Resouce Center at my school ran out of toner, and it's been out for at least 2 days now, why don't they just replace the toner?

Now, I have to walk down the hallway to the Media Center to get something that I printed.

Oh the horror! You have to walk?!?!?!!! And it's probably just the beginning of the nasty school administrators evil plan. Before you know it they will be making you take phys-ed class...

Come on, aviationwiz, you can find better things to rant about than this.

cfitz

aviationwiz wrote:The printer in the Enlgish Resouce Center at my school ran out of toner, and it's been out for at least 2 days now, why don't they just replace the toner?

Now, I have to walk down the hallway to the Media Center to get something that I printed.

Ever consider getting to know who does IT in your school building so you can bring it to their attention?

I've lost track of how many times I found out something was broken, and then a teacher/staff member nearby said "Oh, yeah, it's been like that for weeks".

Me: "Why didn't you tell me about it?"

Staff member: "I figured you already knew".

I fix the item in question, while thinking to myself about the fact that if I DID know, then it would be on my to do list, and wouldn't have just hung out in the breeze for weeks not getting done. That's why I have e-mail, and voicemail, and an inbox. It could easily be that nobody has brought this to the attention of the person whose reponsibility is to take care of it.

cfitz wrote:Oh the horror! You have to walk?!?!?!!! And it's probably just the beginning of the nasty school administrators evil plan. Before you know it they will be making you take phys-ed class...

worse....they'll strap him into a chair in front of a computer and force him to use BTC and MSI burners

Oh, they know about it. There is a big sign on it now that says it is out of toner and not to print on it.

On a side note, I'm done with required PE classes.

Man AVwiz you really make me feel old. In all the years I went to scholl I never saw a computer much less a printer. We didn't have school buses either PE was mandatory unless your Doctor wrote a letter. Floggings with a bamboo cane were legal and liberally applied to offending backsides. And when you complained to Dad you then got 6 of the best from his thick leather belt for getting a flogging at school. Ah the good old days.