ENC 1101-B3 & B4: Writing for Discovery
Tow Truck people and Ramen Noodles should DIE
Written by Wes03c on November 5, 2003 - 20:10
That Brown Essay was the longest thing to read in the world, yet it was still a good essay. This week has been one of my many weeks from hell and it only Wednesday. First off I want to tell everyone to be VERY VERY careful when eating Ramen Noodles because I burnt the SHIT out of my leg by spilling boiling hot, right off the stove, noodles on myself. I now have three huge blisters on my thigh. It is very gross looking and I am probably going to go to Thagard to get some medicine so I do not die of an infection or something. Then my wonderful car got towed again because I parked in a service spot when there was no sign. That cost me 150 bucks because it took me a few days to get the money. I HATE all tow truck people. There goal in life is to rob college students. They know we have no money and to do not seem to care. Anyway that is all I feel like writing today because I am in a bad mood. I think I reached my 150 word limit anyway.
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Bad Day
Posted by jtford55 on November 6, 2003 - 13:03.
That really must have hurt when you spilt those noodles on you leg. I know that it hurts when you burn your mouth. Then yu get you car towed, that must have really sucked, and i did not know that it cost that much to get your car back. That must have been a really bad day.
How Do You Cook?
Posted by Roxie84 on November 5, 2003 - 20:25.
How on Earth did you burn yourself while cooking Ramen Noodles? Were you haphazardly cooking and somehow the contents of the pan ended up on your thigh? It's not that difficult, if you follow the directions and/or know what you are doing. And when I cook my noodle, I don't always let the water reach a boiling point. Just let it get hot (until you see the beginning formations of bubbles, and then add the noodles. Just a little tip you'd might like to have for your next encounter with the infamous noodles...Eye-wink