Top 90 Jason Medina Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “There were too many infected running around. Some looked as if they were dead already, but still they stumbled around like heroine addicts. Those ones did not move as fast as the newly infected, who were actually capable of running like a perfectly healthy person. They were the scary ones to worry about. All it took was one bite to ruin your day.”

— Jason Medina

52. “They both closed their eyes and fell asleep in each other’s arms. For one night, it was as if their lives were normal and for a few hours they could forget about the rest of the world.”

— Jason Medina

53. “So, Ray... you seem like a cool cat,” she said. “Are you into alternative lifestyle parties?”

— Jason Medina

54. “He tried hard to forget the images of war that now began to haunt him.”

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55. “Never before did the second amendment mean so much to the people of the United States. There were many well-regulated militias that became necessary for the security of every state, which meant the right of the people to keep and bear arms was detrimental for their survival and that right should not be infringed. Otherwise, the strong would surely overpower the weak.”

— Jason Medina

56. “I wish I had something reassuring to tell you, but I don’t. It’s not safe out there. People are rioting and looting. There’s no telling what could happen to you, if you went out there. We need to play this safe.”

— Jason Medina

57. “I don’t do Facebook.”

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58. “He closed his eyes and wanted to cry, as the reality of his situation set in.”

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59. “When you open the door, shoot anything that moves.”

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60. “Came back to life? I don’t know,” he said. “Smells more like death to me.”

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61. “It was too late to think about that now. Regrets would only slow him down.”

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62. “He blamed television, movies, and books for his love of ghosts. It was a fascination that’s been with him since his youth. He always loved watching or reading anything that had to do with ghosts and haunted locations, especially historic sites like New Orleans, Salem, Tombstone, Gettysburg, and Old San Juan.”

— Jason Medina

63. “She found herself imagining them hanging out in the backyard having barbecues and sitting together on the swing. The idea made her smile, although she kept it to herself.”

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64. “Would it be okay, if I joined you for a while?” He continued before they could respond, “I promise not to overstay my welcome.”

— Jason Medina

65. “He kissed her gently on her neck and said, trying to sound as romantic as possible, ‘As beautiful as the stars might be tonight, they could never compare to your beauty.”

— Jason Medina

66. “He had the look of death in his eyes.”

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67. “Now to tell ya about our fellow inmates. Pay attention because there are a bunch of us an’ we each have a story.”

— Jason Medina

68. “In Larry’s experience anything that seemed too good to be true was usually coated with lies and deceit.”

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69. “Kevin was ready to shoot anything that got in his way, even though he already knew shooting would only bring more.”

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70. “Before he realized it, he had smoked away the next five years of his life. Nothing else mattered to him, but his next fix.”

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71. “If she moved back an inch, she’d surely bump into his rock hard erection.”

— Jason Medina

72. “The United States always seems to have a way of playing the international cop of the world.”

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73. “He still had not realized there was no coming back from this mess. He was hopeful they would persevere, no matter how long it took. In the meantime, there was no time to think inside the lines anymore. They had to break some rules, if they were going to survive the night. It was all out war on the infected. No holds barred.”

— Jason Medina

74. “She had imagined all kinds of hellish scenarios that made getting eaten by the zombies sound like a pleasant alternative.”

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75. “How could he have been so foolish to try this experiment without taking better precautions?”

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76. “Call it one of my many useful skills and let’s leave it at that.”

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77. “They were pressured into rushing their research and things went wrong, as they often do when important things are rushed.”

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78. “She tried to pretend things were normal and imagined that they could have a regular courtship with dating, holding hands, walks through Untermyer Park, romantic candlelit dinners, movie dates, and trips to exotic locales. If only life could be that way, but it wasn’t.”

— Jason Medina

79. “What she did not realize is the dream was only the start of a long nightmare.”

— Jason Medina

80. “The door opened slightly. He did not hear any screaming, which made him think he might be correct. What if they were dead?”

— Jason Medina

81. “Kitchen’s always open.”

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82. “By the time she awoke she couldn’t even remember if she had a dream or a nightmare. There had only been a deathlike peace.”

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83. “What the hell is this? The attack of the Planet of the Apes?”

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84. “The serum has to enter your bloodstream for it to be properly effective. I assure you, it will not hurt. It will only be a little prick. You will barely even notice it.”

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85. “It was hard to believe it had finally come down to the nuking of New York City. A virus had managed to bring about what decades of the Cold War and terrorist threats could not accomplish. The United States would never be the same. A major city had been destroyed. Millions were dead.”

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86. “I promise I won’t let anything happen to either of you. Not while I’m still breathing.”

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87. “He knew once he stepped into that kind of environment, again, the options would be limited. He’d no longer have the freedom or control to make any important decisions. He’d be just another pawn to be used on the chessboard by the white shirt bosses, who would likely be making their decisions from a safe distant location and passing them along down the totem pole. It was just how his job worked.”

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88. “Kat, I don’t dislike him. Yes, he drives me nuts, sometimes, and I don’t trust him, as far as I can throw him, but I don’t dislike the man.”

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89. “It did not take too long before his high hopes died and were replaced by hopes of being high, as depression got the better of him.”

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90. “There was never a vote and no one really called him the leader, but everyone knew it and accepted it. They often looked to him for answers. It was just the way things were.”

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91. “One day he felt ready to give up on life. He overdosed on heroine and woke up a day later at the hospital, where he was diagnosed with cancer. Just perfect, he thought.”

— Jason Medina

92. “Charles never felt more helpless. To hear a cop calling for help and not be able to respond in what may very well be a life and death situation, drove him insane with anger and frustration.”

— Jason Medina