Midgets Hoodies

Power to the people...the Little People! Original art by Warren E. Elliott.

In 1903 the former Des Moines Midgets were renamed the Des Moines Undertakers. The club was just 55-76, 7th in the 8-team Western League, though Harvey Cushman led the league with 195 strikeouts. Shortstop Charley O'Leary was fourth in the circuit with a .311 batting average and had the best fielding percentage at his position. Due to the presence of the insurance industry in Des Moines, IA the club was renamed the Des Moines Prohibitionists in 1904.

Dirt midget in a action shot siding sidewise sling'n some dirt.

New job? New proprietary libraries mandatory to get any code written? You can bet they're complete rubbish. You'll be standing on the shoulders of midgets.

After the bridge over Fremont was dedicated in 1932, Seattle's Aurora Avenue became the centerline for a wide, long swath of car culture with auto dealers, parts stores, drive-ins for burgers, drive-ins for movies and more than one racetrack. The Seattle Speed Bowl, which opened in 1936 in what is now known as Edmonds, was one such track. For nearly a decade, racers were drawn to this oval track, where racers driving midget-class cars as well as jalopies duked it out for bragging rights and the occasional trophy. Like most racetracks, Seattle Speed Bowl closed as World War II rationing put racing on the back burner nationwide, but unlike many others, the track never opened again.

SHORT PEOPLE REEEEE

Gnome pugs

These ninjas rock their new Cow Camouflage and can now blend right in with the cows as they sneak into Farmer Joes barn and steal his pitchforks... to fight pirates with of course!