2003, David Jordan Bailey, When the Forest Bleeds, page 152:
“Guess you won't mind if I just call you Laurel and Hardy then.” If this were at any other time, he was sure he would be dead by now. Under these circumstances though, he knew he was protected.
2005, Holly Irons, Life Is But a Dream, page 162:
“Oh, I'll be honest with you, all right. You two are complete idiots. What are you? Laurel and Hardy?”
2009, Bernd Wannenwetsch, Who am I?: Bonhoeffer's theology through his poetry, page 207:
[...] Jonah and the whale have been as inseparable as Laurel and Hardy [...]
2010, Robert Clayton Buick, Tiger in the Rain, page 67:
I answered, “I think you better get a watch commander in here, someone that’s got a lot more brains than you two Laurel and Hardy’s.”