Glynn Turman stated in the video that he doesn't think it can be re-made.

Well, if she doesn't, she's no friend of mine.

Classic Jim.

Nailed it!

"Break me off a piece of that…"

When I think of Garry Marshall, I think of his hilarious part as a casino owner in Albert Brooks' "Lost in America":

Goddamn! That's a wonderfully deep cut. I vaguely remembered something about this and went hunting. Well done…

Okay…good…it's *not* just me.

"Amateur sleuth Kim Kardashian West."

Huh…forgot about K.

I'm going to put aside the general "it's wrong" issue of plagiarism.

Ha…yep, you're caught. That was a Dik move.

You remember correctly.

I'm old enough to remember "chat rooms" which were devoted to different subjects. They were definitely not perfect. But I think I liked them more.

Understood. The book, in my opinion, does provide for some nuanced consideration…certainly more than 140 characters does.

"And so many people, famous and otherwise, shoot themselves in the foot by thinking they can fit complex thoughts into that space."

DMX!?

Let me check…

Don't even try it, 10Cities. We know about your weekend at the cabin…

Aww…intelligent jabs like that really make me miss Stewart's version of "The Daily Show." How about another "MONTH of Zen" series marathon?