#lee elia

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I love seeing the process behind this classic cover. Warren Kremer draws the Chamber of Chills #19 Cover Concept Sketch for Lee Elias. Harvey Comics, 1953

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Black cat Comics #9, January 1948.

Cover by Lee Elias.

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All about Lee Elia : height, biography, quotes

How tall is Lee Elia

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for Lee Elia Height

Lee Elia's height is 5ft 11in (1.80 m) Lee Constantine Elia (born July 16, 1937) is a Albanian-American former professional baseball player and manager in Major League Baseball. He was a manager of the Chicago Cubs (from 1982 to 1983) and the Philadelphia Phillies (from 1987 to 1988)....

[jpmoswald]

"For the f***in' nickel/dime people that show up? The motherf***ers don't even work! That's why they're out at the f***in' game! They ought to get a f***in' job and find out what it's like to go out and earn a f***in' living. Eighty-five percent of the f***in' world is working. The other fifteen come out here. A f***in' playground for the c***suckers."-Lee Elia

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A Season in Super Bowl Odds: Hope Spring Et...Never Mind

It’s been a while since we updated this graph because frankly it’s wildly depressing to see how many zeros are involved in the Redskins’ Super Bowl odds.

But, as we’re at a crossroads of sorts for the season with a few winnable games ahead of this team, I figured it was time to dig this up again and see how the numbers says the season has progressed. Let’s admit it, we all have in the back of our minds the 3-6 record from last year and have been quietly saying to ourselves “if we can just get to 3-6 again, who knows what can happen!”, so let’s see what the betting markets think of that little comically flawed idea.

As you can see the wheels started to fall off after the Cowboys game when the Skins’ Super Bowl odds jumped from 60-1 after the Raiders win to 200-1 after the special teams debacle in Dallas. 200-1 is where they sit now after the 2nd half meltdown in Denver. It’s not even worth thinking about, but this graph would look mighty interesting if the Skins had somehow held on. I’d expect the odds to have dropped back down to the 45-1 range after beating the prohibitive Super Bowl favorite at home. But Kyle had much grander plans for the offense in the 3rd quarter, so instead we’re sitting back at 200-1.

As for the division, it’s the Cowboys at -303 and everyone else sitting on the bus. Kind of surprising when you consider the Cowboys are decimated by injuries and only a game up on the division, but if people want to put their kid’s college fund on the Cowboys not collapsing, then who am I to criticize them? The Eagles have the next lowest division odds at +600, then the Redskins at +700, and finally the Giants at +1000. If I wasn’t convinced it would rot my soul, it might be worth throwing down a $20 bet on the Giants division odds.

Who knows, if the Skins can knock off the Chargers and beat History’s Greatest Quarterback Christian Ponder in Minnesota, maybe we’ll be staring at a chart that looks like a big triangle in a week.

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30 years ago, this happened....