Lee Of The Day

Lee of the Day: A History
01/12/2005

I decided to use the classic Burt Ward style for this Lee, which is way more suitable than the current masculine costumes Robin wears.

Lee of the Day: A History
01/11/2005

I had Celtics Tickets for last night but couldn’t go. Here is the next best thing: Lee dressed as the Celtics Mascot Lucky, along with trademark wink.

Lee of the Day: A History
01/10/2005

There is no explaining this Lee other than laziness.

Lee of the Day: A History
01/07/2005

The suggestion has been ignored long enough.

Lee of the Day: A History
01/03/2005

This spoof of Nolte’s 2002 DUI Mugshot was a long time coming.
I had it all worked out but needed to wait for the Holiday Lees came to an end.
If you’ve never seen the real Nolte Mugshot, check out www.thesmokinggun.com!

Lee of the Day: A History
12/31/2004

Just a quick note to any ladies out there attending a New Year’s Party:
making out with the guy dressed as the New Year’s Baby is good luck for keeping your resolutions.

Lee of the Day: A History
12/29/2004

As a tribute to Def Leppard, none of the 12 Drummers Drumming have left arms.
The Twelve Days Series is now complete, let us never speak of it again.

Lee of the Day: A History
12/22/2004

Yes, the Pipers Piping are a little smaller than they should be, but if I made them actual size they would be too big for one screen.
Just consider them far away.

Lee of the Day: A History
12/20/2004

The Ten Lords A-Leapin’ have never been so righteous!
I took a small liberty between leapin’ and bouncin’, but so what?
If you laughed at the Lord with the Jack Nicholson face, then you are going to hell.

Lee of the Day: A History
12/17/2004

When I told my sister that the Nine Ladies Dancing would be like those giant dolls attached to poles, she initially thought I meant strippers.
That was way off.
Does anyone know the name of this type of ”entertainment” we sometimes see at basketball half-time shows?