The breakfast, lunch and dinner of spinsters.

a dorm staple too.

I used to tear this stuff up in college. Now I cant stand to eat it.

ThreadCula said:

Amen Me too!! I lived off them suckers when I was in college. Between working full time and college full time I didn't have time to cook. They were fast and easy so they were my meals..lol Now I cannot stand them

I like them..Very Convenient in the cup.

Zelaira said:

4HisGlory said:

Do people really still use that word?

PIGGISH! I LIKE SUSHI...NOt WORMS..LOL.B ut I Am HANDY with my Throat..ahem...
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top ramen with eggs, drained and buttered and soy'd up...


damn i used to be a broke ho.....

sosgemini said:

It's hard to beat Ramen on price.

I once lived an entire summer on ramen and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that I purchased with the money I made form selling my plasma. Oh to be young again.

when i first moved into my apartment, ramen noodles were like the main staple of my diet...now i can't even look at a package of those damned things without shuddering. i was at target today and they had 'em on display, for like $1 a pack.

i felt like runnin outta the store and screamin down the skyway.

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

$1 a pack! That's some darn expensive ramen! I used to get 4-6 packs for a dollar!

CarrieMpls said:

not tryin' to get off-topic, but how much do they pay you for plasma? I'm honestly thinking about doing it this semester. And does it hurt?

HelloKittyIsMyFriend said:

Gosh, this was about 8 years ago (eek! am I that old?) and the pay scale was weird. It was like $50 the first time you came in, then maybe $25 the next time and if you gave the maximum # of times they will let you, the last time of the month it would be like $75. I imagine it'd be more now a days. You could only donate twice in 7-10 days and maybe only 4-6 times a month. Something like that. It doesn't hurt, other than the initial sticking with the needle. But when you're done, they put saline back into your veins to replace the plasma. And since it's room temperature, it feels like a wierd cold tingle going all up and down your arm.

If you choose to do it, I'll just say drink lots and lots of liquids the 24 hours before and after and be sure to eat a good healthy meal after too.

CarrieMpls said:

Thank You

CarrieMpls said:

yeah, you can still get ramen for dirt-cheep at most places 'round here, but i was surprised too when i seen it!

I wonder if they make 'bottom ramen'?!?!?

Nikster said:

Chico1 said:

bottom ramen

I was really poor as a kid and Ramen was all three meals. We used to eat the noodles raw. they actually tasted better that way-- better than popcorn.

my best friend and i used to make them for lunch with cheez whiz.

don't knock it!

starkitty said:

okay, sometimes i would cut up and fry a hot dog and throw it in the roman...add some eggs and soy sauce...

Ramen tastes best if you don't follow the directions.