“I love sleep because it’s like a time machine to breakfast” is a jocular line that has been printed on T-shirts, posters and ecards. The line was written by youngstero on tumblr on July 31, 2012, and it quickly went viral.
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youngstero:
I love sleep because it’s like a time machine to breakfast
3 years ago
Twitter
Blake
@CallMeBlake
youngstero: I love sleep because it’s like a time machine to breakfast and with this in mind, I’m getting i… http://tmblr.co/ZAfkXyQSw_jT
4:33 AM - 31 Jul 2012
Twitter
Emily Kaufman
@Snuglifee
I love sleep because it’s like a time machine to breakfast
4:35 AM - 31 Jul 2012
Twitter
jo
@JoannaLees24
I love sleeping because it’s like a time machine to breakfast
12:26 AM - 1 Aug 2012
Twitter
Miranda Lovett
@m_lovett
I like sleep because it’s a time machine to breakfast.
1:13 PM - 1 Aug 2012
Twitter
One Direction
@PaynesUniverse
Sleep is the best thing ever because it’s basically like a time machine to breakfast.
8:25 AM - 2 Aug 2012
Facebook
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November 1, 2013 ·
I love sleep cause it’s like a time machine to breakfast
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I love sleep because its like a time machine to breakfast.
December 3, 2013
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