Boom-town Quote by John-Talmage Mathis

“There was another silence. I felt, above all, tired. Tiredness: if there was a constant symptom of the disease in our lives at this…

— Joseph O'Neill

“A tiredness crept over her that would shame narcoleptics. She could sleep anytime, anywhere, in any position. No hyperbole. I mean, we'd be at…

— Ryan Knighton

“I have a theory that doctors are permanently tired as they are always fighting off some new virus to which they have been exposed.”

— Rosamund Kendal

“Today, they would have put me on Ritalin or put me in a nuthouse. They’d call my lack of attention a disease. It wasn’t.…

— Michael Savage

“You couldn't catch a yawn from someone you didn't like.”

— Martin Amis

“Gen was sleeping the sleep of the heavily drugged.”

— Ann Patchett

“Looking back, I think I really was at least slightly out of my mind. I viewed narcotics as most people regard food. I wore…

— Malcolm X

“When those who lived through the epidemic tried to describe it, they talked about the sudden eerie quiet.”

— Jeanette Keith

“One merely had the feeling that the disease had exhausted itself, or perhaps that it was retiring after achieving all of its objectives.”

— Albert Camus

“You're a disease and its terminal.”

— Martin Boyle

“There is no danger: he is suffering from drowsiness, that disease which attacks so many minds which have been deceived.”

— Boethius

“These are war stories. When you’re on tour, short of loss of life and limb – or actual death – you have no time…

— Steven Tyler