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From YKTTW

Known Unknown: Any particular reason why those quotes are in the middle of the page instead of the top? Or should I move them?

Jonny D: I missed this tropes apperance on YKTTW, so I never got a chance to suggest the name: Corollary Of Comedy. Then again, maybe that would only make much sense to mathematicians.

Phartman: McFarlane's quote would be a really great face to the boys at South Park, if only those manatee gags of his were still funny.

Fast Eddie: Pulled duplicate example ...

* In "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" Roger seems to be capable of almost anything "as long as it's funny."

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Andrew: No, no, no. Bad natter, bad!

** A quote which, admittedly, would have been a nice burn if those cutaways actually were funny, but Your Mileage May Vary.