Laurel & Hardy

G. K. Chesterton and George Bernard Shaw, two leading literary figures in the annals of history, were also compatriots. Chesterton was a heavy gentleman, in contrast with Shaw who was lanky.

Once Chesterton chanced upon Shaw at a club and said jokingly, "Looking at you, Shaw, one would think a famine had hit England." Came this quick riposte from Shaw, "Looking at you, Chesterton, one would think you caused it."

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