The unique sport of dwarf-throwing originated in Australia in the 1980s and has become an entertaining and popular bar attraction. Having dealt with legal issues in the past, dwarf-throwing is becoming omnipresent internationally. Ironically, the United States wasn't represented in the 1986 World dwarf-throwing championships held in Australia. Team GB won and hold the world record of 17ft 9in. Here is the article about circus escapee Cuddles and his thrower Lenny the Giant of the Oddballs.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Categories: australia, championship, circus, cuddles, dwarf throwing, lenny the giant, oddballs, team GB, united states
Posted on Saturday, January 01, 2011 by Unknown
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