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Asleep On The Job - Sexsomnia The vast majority of us go to bed every night, fall asleep and stay there until we wake up, either in the morning or when we have to go pee. We may toss and turn and mumble nonsense like "those damned elephants," but for the most part we stay in the bed we fell asleep in. But a subset of humanity has a physically active nocturnal life. They regularly get up, make sandwiches, watch TV and go for drives, all while fast asleep. They're referred to as parasomniacs or somnambulists by the experts. Sleep-walkers by everyone else.

Wars and their preparation have an undeniably catastrophic effect on countries affected. However, more than the countries, these leave an even more profound impact on people, whether they are directly involved or are simply innocent bystanders during the event. For instance, in a book by Frank Dutch, one war veteran, Josh O'Donnell, experiences difficulties and feels as if someone is always watching his every move as he's on the run from the Union army on Can't Hobble the Elephant. This continuous sense of anxiety can be attributed to his post-war stress.