Don't wake me for the end of the world unless it has very good special effects.
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Don't wake me for the end of the world unless it has very good special effects.
Don't wake me for the end of the world unless it has very good special effects.
I picture a late‑night dreamer, half-asleep, rolling over while sirens wail, muttering: wake me only if the special effects are worth the ticket.
Behind the wisecrack sits a weariness with constant alarms, the way every headline sells us the end before breakfast.
If catastrophe comes, he’d rather meet it with wonder than panic, choosing curiosity over dread.
It’s a dare to the universe: make it meaningful, or let me rest.
Spectacle becomes a shield, a bit of gallows humor that keeps terror from owning the room.
If you’re chasing the Roger Zelazny Prince of Chaos quote meaning, hear the plea for standards—don’t waste my attention on cheap noise.
We have only so many wake-ups in us, so spend them where awe lives: on love, art, and the few alarms that truly matter.
It’s also a private rebellion against manipulation, a reminder that boredom can be braver than hysteria.
Guard your focus like a lantern in wind, and demand better stories before you surrender your sleep.