Instead of making a sound, car alarms that go off at night should blast your name so everyone knows it’s your car.

There’s nothing more satisfying than the little nap you have after hitting snooze on your alarm.

The best thing about living with my parents is being woken up four minutes before my alarm to be told my alarm is about to go off.

That moment your alarm clock goes off in the morning and you don’t know whether to get dressed or fake an illness.

I changed my alarm clock sound to an applause, it’s the least I deserve for waking up at 7am.

I now have Taylor Swift as my alarm. Now I always wake up five minutes earlier so I don’t have to listen to it.

That very depressing moment when you find out the fire alarm that went off at work was just a test.

I always set two alarms, one for “Good Intentions Me” and one for “The Real Me”

I set my alarms extra early to make sure I have enough time to lay in bed and be angry about having to wake up.

If there’s ever an alien invasion, I hope it doesn’t start while I’m asleep. I hate being woken up before my alarm.

I don’t want to alarm anyone, but there’s only 365 shopping days left until Christmas.

Sleeping in now means waking up without the alarm clock, but still at the same time.

You know what’s worse than someone’s phone alarm playing the tune over and over? Someone else who starts whistling along.

I don’t want to alarm anyone, but my doctor says I have an irreversible terminal condition called aging.

Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters” is my favorite song about that 5 minutes of sleep before the alarm goes off.

Nothing is riskier than closing your eyes again in the morning for that extra minute of sleep.

According to the smoke alarm, the food is ready.

There’s nothing better than knowing that you don’t have to set an alarm clock for the next day.

Every morning when that damn alarm clock goes off, I just feel it so much: A million-dollar inheritance suits me much better than an office job.

You’re always bitching about your alarm clock, but put yourself in his shoes. The first thing he sees in the morning is your face.