Quote by Tony Hancock

We try to... we are, I suppose to a certain extent all affected and erm, that is both funny and sad I think.

We try to... we are, I suppose to a certain extent all affec

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This quote suggests that as human beings, we attempt to navigate through life and its various impacts on us. It implies that we all experience a mix of comical and tragic situations. The phrase "we are, I suppose to a certain extent all affected" indicates that everyone is influenced or touched by these experiences in some way, underscoring our shared vulnerability and interconnectedness. Overall, the quote embodies the complex and bittersweet nature of the human condition.

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