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    Who said, "Words are cheap. The biggest thing you can say is elephant"?

    Question #17972. Asked by Still searching.. (Apr 05 02 5:54 PM)


    candyfloss

    		The correct answer is Charlie Chaplin.

    http://thinkexist.com/quotation/words_are_cheap-the_biggest_thing_you_can_say_is/153675.html

    [Added reference link - McG]

    Apr 06 02, 9:41 PM

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