Ramen Noodles turn fitty!

[Le Pirate]

it's the 50th birthday of the food that fed me through college!


http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=93954544

[Mother]

that explains why they are dried out and I have to soak them in water...

[lethe]

that explains why they are dried out and I have to soak them in water...

But they stay crunchy in milk.

[He Man]

But they stay crunchy in milk.

WAWAHHHHTTTT?? really? ....

[erkishhorde]

But they stay crunchy in milk.

Did you try this...? Why?

[Rameses]

But they stay crunchy in milk.

Somehow that doesn't surprise me that you were the one to try that.

[lethe]

Somehow that doesn't surprise me that you were the one to try that.

Shhhh, I didn't try any such thing, I just want to trick Mother into doing it.

[Rameses]

Shhhh, I didn't try any such thing, I just want to trick Mother into doing it.

I will admit that I ate some in the shower a couple of days ago.

An uncooked brick of ramen with hot shower water hitting it makes for a tasty al dente snack on the go.   

[KnightofNi]

I will admit that I ate some in the shower a couple of days ago.

An uncooked brick of ramen with hot shower water hitting it makes for a tasty al dente snack on the go.   

i just eat the brick without the shower.

the only thing that should be consumed in the shower is beer.

[Rameses]

i just eat the brick without the shower.

the only thing that should be consumed in the shower is beer.

...and ramen.

[TJR178]

<Snip>

the only thing that should be consumed in the shower is beer.

I've had beaver in the shower.

[Rameses]

<Snip>
I've had beaver in the shower.

In six states!!

<high fiiive>

[KnightofNi]

<Snip>
I've had beaver in the shower.

In six states!!

<high fiiive>

f-ing kids. 

[TiNi]

I will admit that I ate some in the shower a couple of days ago.

An uncooked brick of ramen with hot shower water hitting it makes for a tasty al dente snack on the go.   

dude... you've got some strange eating habits 
was this before or after you ate 4lbs of bacon?

[ducati_tim]

I had a girlfriend in high school who would make something called "crunchy noodles". She put ramen in a collander and poured boiling water over it, and then dumped the flavor packet on the barely cooked brick. It was pretty good, actually.