pintsize

These lithified martian sediments could hold answers to urgent questions about the earliest days of Earth’s chilly, parched neighbor: How did this pintsize planet, so distant from a faint young Sun, support liquid water on its surface?

The whiplash gestures with which Dingle has painted her pintsize doppelganger is true to the unselfconsciousness of kids, particularly when their imaginations transform the littlest of things into wildly delightful experiences.

But the trend, sadly, wasn’t limited to New York: Chicago Magazine called the snooty spawn “koodies” and forecasted “an emerging society of pintsize gourmands.”

Seven pintsize bronze Buddhist figures, dating from the sixth and seventh century A.D., point to both.

The dwarf wallaby, kin to the kangaroo but clearly from the pintsize part of the family, is no bigger than a small cat.