Comedy Quote by Mary J. Macleod

“I had the Irish faculty of seeing some gleam of humor in every darkness.”

— Arthur Conan Doyle

“A man with an Irish accent could sound wise and poetic and interesting even when he wasn’t.”

— Kate Atkinson

“And as for you, Gaelen is your uncle, your mother's beloved brother. He's your family. Learn to get along with him. You don't have…

— C.L. Wilson

“Well, they may not be civilized, but they are certainly confident--and this confidence is one of the open-handed pleasures of early Irish literature.”

— Thomas Cahill

“was the sound of the most beautiful girl in the whole of the British Isles laughing with delight and amusement.”

— Neil Gaiman

“I usually go for anything that makes me laugh endlessly. that's very important criteria.”

— alexander wang

“It will be very fair to say that the moments of sincere laughing are the very best moments of life!”

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“I am not partial to folk who are grim and austere. I prefer fanciful folk who make me laugh.”

— Jack Vance

“Chances are, if we can't laugh at something, we can't think rationally about it.”

— Clay A. Johnson

“Always, even on a solemn occasion like this, an undercurrent of laughter in her voice. She possessed a keen sense of the fundamental absurdity…

— Leah Hager Cohen

“You know what they say: All Welshmen sing. All Scots are thrifty. All Englishmen have stiff upper lips. And all Irishmen write plays.”

— Lilian Jackson Braun

“Do not laugh too much at your fellows. Those whom you cannot love you should, rather, fear.”

— Umberto Eco