College

[damnit458]

i just graduated from college and my first couple years i put on a ton of body fat because of all the junk i was forced to eat. i figured id start cooking myself to make it healthier and cheaper. thats when i found ramen noodles. and that, is when my bf% increased the most. never eat ramen no matter how great they are for your budget!!! anyways, james madison is a great school, my buddy justin rascati transferred there from the university of louisville and won the starting QB job.

ps-dont eat ramen.

really? So he is the one leading us to the second round of the I-AA Playoffs?

Ill burn any ramen bags I see =-)

 

[njlw226]

really? So he is the one leading us to the second round of the I-AA Playoffs?

Ill burn any ramen bags I see =-)

yup hes only a sophomore and a damn good qb who would probably be starting right now at 95% of division 1 schools in the country as a sophomore. we have arguably the best QB in the nation in stephon lefors, and the #1 HS QB in the country from the last 5 years is a freshman so he decided to transfer. its ashame, hes a cool guy and i wish him the best.

 

[trojan1444]

I just started school and have the same problem. One example of the epitome of irony: the school will serve egg whites in their omelettes but they cook them with vegetable shortening, loaded with trans fat.

So I got a mini fridge and microwave in my dorm room. I can get raw vegetables from the dining hall and I buy canned chicken, tuna, etc and cook stuff in my microwave. Egg beaters are great too.