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This exchange with Tyra Banks is a good example of why Larry King is an absurd interviewer
Banks: I've -- OK, I might be doing a little TMI -- do you know what TMI is? Too much information?
King: Well, give it to me anyway.
Banks: I always feel great when I don't have clothes on. So at home, by myself, walking past ...
King: Oh, we're glad you mean that now.
Banks: Just too much information. But I always feel good that way.
King: So you don't look at yourself nude and say, "Oh, I don't like this." You like it?
Eat your heart out, Charlie Rose.
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Tim| 9.22.09 @ 1:32PM
Larry has never been the same since Moe and Curly passed...
astorian| 9.22.09 @ 3:37PM
But his radio show is nothing compared to the genius that is his USA Today Column.
"I don't care what anybody else says, pizzza tastes good... That Julia Roberts is pretty AND talented... I've been watching baseball a long time, and let me tell you, Derek Jeter is one heckuva ballplayer... Water sure is wet..."