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Input: Text: so to preface, i'm a junior in college. i've been slowly getting off the meal plan at my school and fell for the trap of buying a box of instant maruchan ramen noodles. when the whole box of 16 or so packets is $2.50, i thought it would be a good to get one for my dorm room.

last week, i had 8 packages left of the ramen noodles. it dawned on me that it might be a smart idea to take just the noodles part and prepare them and store the made noodles into a plastic container. i was visualizing kinda like how you would go about storing cold spaghetti; you would have a container of noodles already boiled and good to go, and all you need to do is heat them up and add sauce. why shouldn't it work for ramen?

the next day after doing so, i tried taking a portion of the cooked noodles from the tray and adding sauce to them as planned. however, the behavior of the noodles was more gelatinous than i originally thought. the noodles fused into a giant cube. well this wasn't so bad. the noodles tasted okay, and i could just cut out pieces from the cube rather than grab the noodles.

the past weekend was busy and fun, and i spent the morning of today cleaning up my room and getting things organized. i cleared off my things from my desk and get the bin of leftover noodles to check to see if they're still good.

some backstory: when i was a freshman in high school, we were assigned an open-ended project to conduct an experiment and present the results to the class. the experiment just had to last 6 weeks, and the topic needed to be pre-approved by the instructor. i decided to measure mold growth over a variety of foods when placed in areas of varying temperatures. for six weeks, i monitored and smelled rotting yogurt, milk, cooked chicken, and other various foods, the most pungent of which were kept in an incubator in the classroom.

the smells from that project did not compare to what i faced when opening the container of noodles today. turns out, if there is any hint of water left near the noodles they'll disintegrate into a puddle of starchy slush. and when combined, the odors smelled like death. i grabbed the container and dumped it into the nearest trash can, ran to my bathroom and poured dish soap and hot water in and shut the lid.

i thought i was safe, but the smells from the trash can where i dumped the ramen formed a giant cloud that navigated itself down the hallways. i shoved 15 or so plastic bags on top and sprayed every inch of the vicinity with generic citrus cleaner, hoping the chemical would cover *something* up.

after a few minutes, i got an eye mask i use at night and pulled it over my nose - hoping it would mimic those masks construction workers or sick people wear to protect themselves. i washed that bin 3 times, but the smell is still faintly detectable. at one point while washing, i had to run outside cause i was gagging constantly. i even fetched my giant box fan from the room to help air out the area where i was cleaning the bin.

i'm hoping by tomorrow when all the trash is taken out that this whole issue will pass over. but for now, i'm afraid of leaving my room in case the cloud of stench is still outside.

TIFU by thinking making ramen noodles in advance and using them as college spaghetti would be a good idea.