"He's a pinhead, isn't he?" Mr. Letterman asked his band leader, Paul Shaffer, at the time.
"There is not one person on the Fox News payroll who understands anything about Obamacare... knowing that would involve doing just the tiniest homework and the tiniest amount of actual thinking," the MSNBC host said, before wondering if Henry was a "pinhead" or a "liar".
The more you think about people, things, and events, the more it becomes clear that there is always more to know and that what you do know is but a pinhead amid all knowledge.
That was the last thing he needed, since the point was to send the message: I am not a pinhead (to use a typical Letterman description of him).
It is perhaps even more well-known today than their songs, which include Sheena is a Punk Rocker, Blitzkrieg Bop, Pinhead and Rockaway Beach.
Steel-Cut Oats and Vegetable Torta: Laurie Figone's award-winning Italian Pinhead Torta is a spin on a rice and egg torta, a sort of frittata made with eggs, oats, oregano and Parmesan.
Instead of being branded a pinhead by Bill O'Reilly and having conservatives blame your parents for this shit, you're, like, now the poster child for the right-to-life movement.
Unless the film happens to be Tod Browning's "Freaks": nightmares of pinheads in a rotating bed is a prospect with little appeal.
You do not need to immerse yourself in the angels and pinheads, because they are beside the point, but if you stay with it there is a kind of Catch-22 charm to the idiocy of it all.
Chance Reschke Seattle, Nov. 24, 2007 To the Editor: Which is more improbable — that the trillions of solar systems in the known universe exploded from something smaller than a pinhead or that there is an invisible, omniscient moral intelligence present everywhere that has the highest tolerance for cruelty?
