Review Haiku - Naked Killer

January 6th, 2009 — 12:01 am

Thorough cop finds clue
Sexy killers in Hong Kong
All the pieces fit

Naked Killer at IMDB

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Review Haiku - Pollock

January 5th, 2009 — 12:01 am

Painter makes a splash
Finds comfort in a bottle
Get one for the road

or

A splatter master
Drinks liquid inspiration
Gets one for the road

Pollock at IMDB

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Review Haiku - The Seventh Seal

January 4th, 2009 — 12:01 am

The end of the road
Play some chess to pass the time
The last move is Death’s

The Seventh Seal at IMDB

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Blogging in bed

January 3rd, 2009 — 03:02 am

It started on the evening of the 1st, when I felt a bit flushed. Taking my temperature revealed a slight fever. I went to bed as normal and slept well, all things considered. Yesterday, the fever went down a bit to 100, but slowly picked back up to 101. Late yesterday evening, I started shivering, despite having a fever of a 103, and despite the room being a cozy 75. At 11:30 pm, I went to bed early (for me) and covered myself with a fleece blanket and a comforter. The good news is the shivering stopped pretty quickly, but the downside is my body felt it was burning up from the fever. I slept well until 2:00 am, when I got up to use the lav. Since I’m not very tired, it seemed a good time to blog.

I had this happen last year, but don’t remember when. I recall having a temp of 105 at one point and thinking I should go to the hospital. High fevers bring on questionable judgments, since the brain is affected by the fever. I didn’t go to the hospital, but I did take naproxen (a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug) and aspirin to help lower the fever. Generic NyQuil liquicaps may have been part of that, but I’m less than certain whether I used them then. They are usually part of my over-the-counter treatment for trying to get to sleep despite nasal/sinus/chest congestion.

Another way to lower the body temperature is a bath. It can’t be too hot or the fever might go higher, and it can’t be too cold, otherwise the body could go into shock. That might not be so bad at a hospital, but at home it would be deadly. After taking a few lukewarm baths, I discovered the result of lowering the body temperature was short lived.

Since waking up, I feel slightly better. The fever was 103 thirty minutes ago. The muscles of my body feel as if they’ve aged 20 - 40 years. However, I’m not shivering and the fever feels a bit better. If only the headache would go away. I’m also not very tired, hence the blogging. Wireless is a good thing :-)

I took some aspirin about 15 minutes ago and am still waiting for it to work. Naproxen is only supposed to taken once every 8 - 12 hours. I took the first one at 8:30 yesterday morning, the took another around 6:00 pm. I could take one now, but will wait until morning instead.

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Review Haiku - Giovanna: Long Thigh

January 3rd, 2009 — 12:01 am

Troubled cheese makers
Blackmail a politician
Pimping ain’t easy

or

The cheese is no good
Official does not want bribe
This calls for a pro

Giovanna: Long Thigh at IMDB

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Review Haiku - The Aristocrats

January 2nd, 2009 — 12:01 am

A family act
No orifice goes untouched
The Aristocrats

The Aristocrats at IMDB

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Review Haiku - Team America: World Police

January 1st, 2009 — 12:01 am

A new Lease on life
Actor cuts strings with Broadway
Gets hung out to dry

Team America: World Police at IMDB

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Review Haiku - Switchblade Sisters

December 31st, 2008 — 12:01 am

Wanna join a gang?
Guys are no match for the girls
They’re the Jezebels

Switchblade Sisters at IMDB

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Review Haiku - Breathless

December 30th, 2008 — 12:01 am

He ain’t no Bogie
Kill a cop and try to hide
It’s life on the run

Breathless at IMDB

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Review Haiku - Quiet Days in Clichy

December 29th, 2008 — 12:01 am

No money to eat
The ladies want to be paid
Get one from the street

Quiet Days in Clichy

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