Kraft Encourages Naughty Microwave Habits with Site for Co-Eds

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Aware of the average college student’s ongoing state of starvation, Kraft puts together University of St. Arvin, where users can auto-generate depressed letters to parents and otherwise scam their way into some Easy Mac.

Our memories of dorm room subsistence are vivid and not very pleasant. We haven’t touched Easy Mac since. But even if processed insta-food is behind us, microwaving stuff that shouldn’t be microwaved is not.

We’re glad we’ve been given the opportunity to experience this small pleasure from the safety of our own monitors. What can’t a computer do for you today?

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