Originally Posted by afwx

They actually have ghost in the shell 2.0 and solid state society on the new Manga app. If you have xbox live gold subscription then you can watch the shows/movies for free.

sold my xbox 2 months ago for my galaxy tab 10.1, still have my account though. Pretty much PC and PS3 here on out.

Trying to find a paper jam that doesn't ****ing exist!

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I heard a little kid say, "Does your mom have an iPhone or Android Galaxy?"

WHAT IS THE WORLD COMING TO?!

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Lmao. You wouldn't believe how many times I've asked someone what kind of phone do they have, and they say Android...Like okay? What kind of Android phone. That's like saying an iOS phone.

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Originally Posted by IEatKittys!

Trying to find a paper jam that doesn't ****ing exist!

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Might be a malfunctioning sensor that's either not working or may have somehow come unplugged. Worked with copiers (the big guys) for awhile and it's common with small desktop printers. If you can find where it's saying the jam is, check to see if you can find any sensors nearby. The ones I saw most look like a square U's (typically black) with a 3 prong plug attached, with a piece of plastic that should easily move in and out of the U. Also very possible that a small piece of paper that may have gotten torn from a previous jam is stuck where the sensor activates as well.

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Awesome thanks. I believe the sensors are under a black cover in the middle but to get there I need to take that motherboard thingy out.

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The sun creeps in through the narrow slit between my baseball cap and sunglasses causing an unmistakable blindness to come over me. Sitting here on the porch swing, staring up into the thickly mossed oaks, I watch the squirrels and birds do their morning dance. The baby squirrel I’ve watched for nearly a month now has grown to nearly twice its original size, and the level of his bravery has exploded. Running full speed across the narrow limbs as he’s chased by what appears to be his mother. All this while upside down. Amazing. Tiny bits of bark fall to the ground as the scurrying little animals race from branch to branch in some sort of strange follow the leader, then chase the leader type of game.

The solitary woodpecker bangs away at the telephone pole as routine as the sunrise itself. The hole getting larger by the day, yet I’ve witness no fruit from all this labor, merely the hole that just keeps growing.

The steam from a fresh cup of hot coffee curls up my face as I take another sip. Too hot for a gulp and too thirsty to let it cool, I bear the slight burning sensation as it meets my lips. Refreshing and annoying all at once, but I wouldn’t trade this for anything. This is my time of peace and solitude. No people around to bother me or ask for things they want but just don’t need. No lunches to make; the kids are long gone to school. Just sitting and relaxing as the morning gives birth to the multitude of life that calls my front yard home.

Dragonflies, seemingly freshly alive, flutter with an aimless direction to the nearest landing destination, where they spread their wings and curl their not quite fully formed tails. Close inspection of these little jet fighters reveals more indication that these are just the fledglings that are still learning and maturing.

Just me, my coffee, my laptop, and all that nature has to offer. Sometimes I lean back and close my eyes, just to rule out all but the sound of that which surrounds me. The sounds of birds I cannot see, some feel so close I could touch them, while others seem so far in the distance, I could never reach them. A bounty of pure solace surrounds me on days like this. It’s time like this that I just want to sit here for hours, letting the world expand around me. Let the day envelope me as the sun rises in front of me until the heat forces me to a shaded area.

Coffee run dry and the glare reflecting from my sunglasses back to the screen makes for a difficult time putting it all in place in this virtual memoir. The faint smell of the flowers diminishing as the sun becomes stronger. Birds chirping, now less frequent, signals the time that the morning rush is coming to an end. The coolness of the air is replaced by the stagnant heat of a summer Florida morning. I bid adieu to my friends of nature as I stand with hands and arms filled with my supplies.

Reaching the door, I push it open and half step inside. A pause as I turn around one last time to remember the last thirty minutes and all it has offered me. I push forward to the darkened room of controlled climate and fluorescent lighting. Pushing the door shut behind me, sunglasses removed, hat hung in the same place it is hung every day, I take one last look at the bottom of my now empty coffee cup. Let the new day begin and let it be a furtherance of the morning that nature has so graciously given me.

That was nice :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:

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Glad you liked it Kittys.
Just figured I'd share something positive today. Might make someone else have a good day that may not have started off so well. I sit outside every morning and have a cup of coffee and just take it all in. Some days, like today, are the very reason I do it. Helps you get back your chi and keep that positive outlook going.

The day has not started well and it will not end well.