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“I was arguing with the paramedics after they got me into the ambulance, begging for something to eat because I was so damn hungry.…

— Diana Rowland

“the fires are not urgent. They move at a crawl, and the gray smoke drifts lazily into the cloudless sky, and I can’t imagine…

— Hugh Howey

“My uncle just dropped in to see me, but his parachute didn't open up. So now we're waiting on the ambulance to come pick…

— Jarod Kintz

“A lot of people were wounded in our kitchen and in the week of a car less than a mile away. And the life…

— Sophie Littlefield

“I don’t care what the fire department says about fire hazards. I have lived through fire before.”

— Rebecca Wells

“An ambulance came. Then a cop car. When pressed harder about it, I cried. A lot. Howled, really.”

— Stephanie Kuehn

“Each of her soothing utterances battered me more grievously than the last—as if I were traveling in a perverse ambulance whose function was to…

— Joseph O'Neill

“After a little while I felt a little better, but very little. I needed a drink, I needed a lot of life insurance, I…

— Raymond Chandler

“My legs were on fire. All of me was burning and my back was a solid bar of pain. But it didn't matter. What…

— Lili St. Crow

“And I fired four more times at a lifeless body and the bullets sank in without leaving a mark. And it was like giving…

— Albert Camus

“When I get on the bus, I like to sit in the seat that has the emergency exit window next to it. That way,…

— That Random Person