who said it better to look good than to feel good
Fernando Lamas After his death, Lamas's archetypal playboy image[11] lived on in popular culture via the "Fernando" character developed by Billy Crystal on Saturday Night Live in the mid-1980s. The character was outlandish and exaggerated but reportedly inspired by a remark Crystal heard Lamas utter on The Tonight Show; "It is better to look good than to feel good." This was one of the Fernando character's two catchphrases along with the better-remembered "You look marvelous!" (usually spelled "mahvelous" in this context).[12][13] "My father loved the impression of Billy Crystal doing him," says Lorenzo, "He would puff up" when asked about it.[14]
Charles Caleb Colton One of Colton's most famous quotes: "Imitation is the sincerest [form] of flattery".[1]