15th of 100 Days Food Quarantine

Arrrghh not even 30 days yet :( ...

Still have 85 Days more to go .... before reaching my deadline of Food Quarantine.

Damn...why " they " set the law of 100 Days Food Quarantine. Cant just make it 30 Days....

I've just reached the 15th Days.......

Every Night thinking of the Sushi , Sashimi , Teppanyaki , Unagi , Spagetthi Seafood ( in victoria st. ) and lotsa more .... nice dish of fishes and lobster....yummmmmy~~~~~~


Arrrghh after thinking of chickie pox .... arrrghh ruin my food channel dream :(

Damn pox damn pox..... Curse the pox!!!!

90 Days of Quarantine

This deadly virus has driven me nuts since day 1. This cant eat. That cant eat. Don't you know that Penang Island is god damn small and no food left for the hungers still need to be choosy?

I'm not in for any cat-walk or slimming programme. Do I need to be choosy?

90 Days to suffer. 90 Days you can't simply input foods in your tummy. Some say will lead to skin disease or body system mulfunction. I hope this is all bull shit and I dare not going in for a try. I'll just have to be a good boy. To create less trouble for myself.

90 Days Food prevention Programme that's what I'm in. No Seafood , No Chicken , No Soy Sauce , No Fried Food , No Spicy Food , No Eggs , No Black Sauce and last but not least NO BEERS! For christ sake!!! This is killin' me.

Remember kids , Dont get yourself in trouble with Chicken Pox. Chicken Pox is a god damn deadly virus. Bring miserable to human kind.

Now I'm counting .... It's been 8th days from 90 days Quarantine period.

It's only 8th? Am I Dreaming or what......It takes me soooooooo long.......

The Curse of the Pox

One history of medicine book claims Giovanni Filippo (1510–1580) of Palermo the first description of varicella (chickenpox). Subsequently in the 1600s, an English physician named Richard Morton described what he thought was a mild form of smallpox as "chicken pox." Later, in 1767, a physician named William Heberden, also from England, was the first physician to clearly demonstrate that chickenpox was different from smallpox. However, it is believed the name chickenpox was commonly used in earlier centuries before doctors identified the disease.

There are many explanations offered for the origin of the name chickenpox:

-the specks that appear looked as though the skin was picked by chickens,
-the disease was named after chick peas, from a supposed similarity in size of the seed to the lesions
-Samuel Johnson suggested that the disease was "no very great danger," thus a "chicken" version of the pox
-the term reflects a corruption of the Old English word, "giccin", which meant "itching"
-As "pox" also means curse, in medieval times some believed it was a plague brought on to curse children by the use of black magic.

During the medieval era, oatmeal was discovered to soothe the sores, and oatmeal baths are today still commonly given to relieve itching.


Some shortcut answer :-

"Chickenpox (varicella): A highly infectious viral disease, chickenpox is known medically (and in many countries) as varicella. Chickenpox has nothing to do with chicken. The name was meant to distinguish this "weak" form of the pox from smallpox (chicken being used, as in chickenhearted, to mean weak or timid). The "pox" of chickenpox is no major matter unless infected (through scratching) or occurring in an immunodeficient person."