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Get decked out at Hollywood with your holiday Gertie T shirt!

Gertie the Dinosaur

Gertie the Dinosaur

Stop visitation.

Gertie the Dinosaur

Gertie the Dinosaur

If I'm going to have to talk to you then lets talk about Gertie!

In 1914, cartoonist Windor McKay caused a sensation with his vaudeville act, wherein he would "command" Gertie, an animated brontosaur-like creature, to perform tricks, vanishing from the room and appearing in the film itself at the conclusion. Gertie was hugely influential on an entire generation of animators and today is enshrined at Disney's Hollywood Studios in the form of an ice cream shop.

True annual passholders know the best place to get Theme Park ice cream. Celebrate this iconic 1989 WDW Orlando Theme Park landmark with our Ice Cream Extinction Dino Graphic!

A celebration of Dinosaur Gertie at Disney's Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World

Celebrate the holidays with your favorite ice cream giving dinosaur with our Gertie's Christmas Wreath design!

A celebration of Santa Gertie at Disney's Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World

Take home a piece of a great Echo Lake holiday tradition with your favorite ice cream giving Christmas dinsoaur!

Annoyed cat claims she rid Ireland of snakes, not St. Patrick.

Incorrectly attributed to Mark Twain and many others, this anonymous profound insight is probably most apparent to dog owners, though almost anyone can probably relate to it. Truly, animals rule!

This is a portrait of a cute orphan goat named Gertie who was rescued and raised many years ago by a man named David. When David told me the tragic tale of Gertie's mother's accident and his subsequent relationship with Gertie, I knew I had to paint her. I tried my best to capture the innocence and colorfulness of a Virginia farm and the playful spirit of young goats. For more information on custom portraits of your domestic and exotic pets please contact RobertPhelpsArt.com for info.

This is a portrait of a cute orphan goat named Gertie who was rescued and raised many years ago by a man named David. When David told me the tragic tale of Gertie's mother's accident and his subsequent relationship with Gertie, I knew I had to paint her. I tried my best to capture the innocence and colorfulness of a Virginia farm and the playful spirit of young goats. For more information on custom portraits of your domestic and exotic pets please contact RobertPhelpsArt.com for info.

The lovable alien from one of my all-time favourite films. Still makes me cry every single time I watch it

From the radio 4 comedy series, Cabin Pressure by John Finnemore. Benedict Cumberbatch, humor radio, humour, cabin pressure merch, radio shows, radio newest t-shirts,

Third in a series of designs featuring a collaged landscape of your favorite parks.

My personal spin on local humor. 'Keep Tacoma Feared' with dreary grey skies(It's never sunny here), Galloping Gertie (the old Tacoma Narrows Bridge, so poorly designed that it collapsed into the Sound), King Octopus (local sea monster), and Mount Rainier (an active volcano predicted to erupt within the next few decades and annihilate Tacoma. lol.) Stay way, Seattle folks. There is only despair here.

Don't be a maniac. Join the U.L.P. Phase III trials by NPB (Neberdine Pharmaceutical Biotech) and let GRTA help you get happy, healthy, normal. Find the end of your rainbow!

Don't be a maniac. Join the U.L.P. Phase III trials by NPB (Neberdine Pharmaceutical Biotech) and get happy, healthy, normal. Find the end of your rainbow!

Don't be a maniac. Join the U.L.P. Phase III trials by NPB (Neberdine Pharmaceutical Biotech) and let GRTA help you get happy, healthy, normal. Find the end of your rainbow!

A celebration of Dinosaur Gertie during the holiday season at Disney's Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World

Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse. This road suspension bridge spanned 1810 metres across the Tacoma Narrows strait in Puget Sound, in the US state of Washington. It opened on 1 July 1940, but collapsed on 7 November 1940 due to oscillations caused by aeroelastic flutter in gale-force winds. The oscillations produced waves several metres in height, increasing and undulating along the bridge until the eventual collapse.