Alright, so, me and this other kid called Victor had to create a children's picture book. We were doing well, until we came to the text. Apparently, Victor had finished typing our story and had saved it in his email, so all we had to do was get on his email and print it and we were finished. So, we decided to use our teacher's computer. We went to Yahoo.com and it said "Internet Explorer Cannot Display The Webpage," so we had to walk all the way to the computer lab which is as far as one end of a swimming pool to another. When we finally got there, we got on a computer and it did have access to Yahoo, but when we tryed opening the new message, it wouldn't load. So, we had to change to another computer. We finally could access the email and so we printed it and... nothing came out of the printer. I pressed print again, nothing happened. Again... nothing happened. Again... nothing happened. Then, Victor realized we might need more paper in the printer. So, we spent some time trying to find the paper for the printer. After putting some more paper in the printer, I tryed printing again, nothing happened. Again... nothing happened. Again... nothing happened. I was convinced that this printer wasn't working so we changed to the only other printer... and it apparently had no ink. So, we switched back to the first printer. I pressed print, nothing happened. Again... nothing happened. Again... nothing happened. Then I decided to print three copies at once... and three papers came out of the printer. Victor and I were so excited that we danced and danced... until I read the papers. It turns out that the papers were 9 year old worksheets, not our story. Then, Victor made a smart remark. "Oh yeah, I think I remember that this computer can't print!" I was really frustrated and there were only 10 minutes left before class ended. We switched computers only to find out that Victor forgot his password. So, we had to switch computers AGAIN to another one that had Victor's email logged in. When we clicked on our story, a message popped up asking if I wanted to use Microsoft Word or Wordpad. I clicked Microsoft Word and nothing happened. Again... nothing happened. Again... nothing happened. So, then we tryed Wordpad and it worked. So, we printed, but when the story came out, Victor made another smart remark. "The font size is too small!" By now, I wanted to wring someone's neck, but I made the font size bigger, printed and we were finished! All we had to do now was copy and paste it to our book. However, our teacher interrupted my thinking and told us,"Classtime is over!" So, basically, we spent 40 minutes trying to find out how we can print our story. Remind me never to try to print another story anytime sooner.