I’ve been sitting here all day working on my study guide and cards for my Sociology test on Tuesday. I have to film the rest of my movie tomorrow and edit it before Thursday and somewhere along the way I have to study for the test on Tuesday.

Can’t I just go to bed instead?

I love his ghetto ass.

So I was looking at Yahoo! Sports photos for the NASCAR race this season and see the one above…. Robert Richardson, Jr. He’s kind of cute… so I research.

He’s 24 years old and is from Texas originally. He drives for Jay Robinson Racing in the NASCAR Busch Series (soon to be Nationawide Series). He drives the #28 Checkers, Rally’s Chevrolet. He’s a former quarterback at Southern Methodist University.

Tony…. at lease wash your hair. Thanks - &heart; Karah

Tony Stewart gets settled in his car before practicing for the Pep Boys 500 NASCAR Nextel Cup auto race at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton, Ga., Friday, Oct. 26, 2007.
(AP Photo/John Bazemore)

From Billboard.com and it looks good

While the turn of phrase may be cliché, the overall sound of “Unbreakable” screams it loud and clear: Backstreet’s back. Unlike 2005’s uneven “comeback” album “Never Gone,” its follow-up finds the Boys dipping into their old bag of classic pop songs. They are a boy band with spot-on harmonies: They sing huge, hooky choruses; belt out sappy bridges (”I’m a house of cards in a hurricane,” the group wails on “Helpless When She Smiles”); and bop and groove to slickly produced dance numbers. Nearly everything here is top 40 or AC radio-ready, particularly the piano-driven first single, “Inconsolable,” and the Beatles-y “Unsuspecting Sunday Afternoon.” The boy band heyday might be long over and the group is now a man down (Kevin Richardson departed to pursue other interests), but Backstreet’s ready to try and melt your heart once again. —Jill Menze