No, no, you have none of you any idea. This is all…

“So, really," continued Jacob as if this were perfectly normal to expound on art in these circumstances, "when you think about it, the artists…

— Justina Chen Headley

Since I'm not a second Marx or Freud who can offer people alternatives, I have to let them keep their own wrong feelings. And…

— Rainer Werner Fassbinder

It's malarkey. When you tell people that the roof crushing in on your head is not the cause of injury, it's your head hitting…

— Joan Claybrook

Small actions are at the heart of kaizen. By taking steps so tiny that they seem trivial or even laughable, you'll sail calmly past…

— Robert D. Maurer

There are some tales not for telling, whether because they are too long, too precious, too laughable, too painful, too easy to need telling…

— Emma Donoghue

That Newt Gingrich or any mainstream Republican has the nerve to look down from what they perceive as their moral mountaintop at anyone is…

— Henry Rollins

Comedy exists to laugh at things that aren't laughable. But isn't it? That's what separates us from the animals. We laugh.

— Joan Rivers

A good laugh is a mighty good thing, a rather too scarce a good thing.

— Herman Melville

The idea that money is corrupting innocent politicians would be laughable if it did not lead to such dangerous legislation...

— Thomas Sowell

“Men show their characters in nothing more clearly than in what they think laughable. ”

— Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

What's really interesting about that is that a lot of these words that were incendiary in their time now seem almost harmless and laughable,…

— Philip Kaufman

“What is so often laughable, in the stories of Kundera's Czechoslovakia, is how grimly serious just about everything turns out to be, jokes and…

— Philip Roth

Batroc is a laughable character. I'm the one who always makes fun of him.

— Jeph Loeb

Even Jesus Christ cannot conduct a free and fair election in Nigeria.

— Olusegun Obasanjo

I know of nothing more laughable than a doctor who does not die of old age.

— Voltaire