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Random Pic of The Day: Dale Earnhardt without the mustache is odd.

I thought he shaved it all off in 98, since half of it got burnt off in this crash at Talladega?

That was after he shaved it to go snorkeling or something on vacation and the mask didn't fit right, correct?

But but Subway is evil, their foot long is only 11 inches

Blockbuster Goes Racing with Front Row and Wise: Blockbuster will sponsor the #35 Front Row Motorsports Ford of Josh Wise for the Sprint Cup Series season-opening Daytona 500 on Feb. 24. Blockbuster, the well-known provider of home movie and video game rental services, will partner with Front Row Motorsports for the first time. The partnership will promote the brand to the millions of fans who tune in or attend "The Great American Race" at Daytona International Speedway. One of the most recognizable entertainment names in the world, Blockbuster provides movie and game rentals and sales to millions worldwide by mail, in stores, by digital download and through the DISH Network. "Blockbuster is excited to be part of the Front Row Motorsports team and NASCAR's 'Great American Race,'" said Mitch Weinraub, Product VP at Blockbuster, LLC. "We are proud to play a lead role in bringing Josh Wise, a new and promising driver, to the premier racing circuit." The race will also mark the first time that Front Row Motorsports and Wise will race the new #35 entry [they ran #26 in 2012]. Wise, entering his second full-time Sprint Cup season, will aim to secure the Blockbuster Ford Fusion in the Daytona 500 starting line-up during Thursday's second qualifying Duel. "It's pretty cool to have Blockbuster on the car for such a huge event," Wise said. "With the new cars and the new qualifying format that NASCAR has implemented, all eyes are going to be on Daytona this week. We're happy that Blockbuster realized the potential of partnering with Front Row Motorsports for the biggest race of the year."

"When Danica (Patrick) gets in the car, I don't think, "Oh there's that girl." I think, "Oh, there's that 30th-place driver." That's the reality of it. People who talk to me about Danica and say, "Man, you need to give her more of a chance." No, you need to give her less of a chance. You need to treat her equally and think about those who never came even close to getting the opportunity she had."