The 12 Chase for the Sprint Cup contenders took center stage on the “Late Show with David Letterman” on Tuesday night in New York City. Their task: to read off the “Top 12 Perks of Being a NASCAR Driver” on the CBS telecast. In order, here’s what the Chasers had to say:

• No. 12 — Matt Kenseth: “Crazy gas prices? I don’t care; I’m not payin’.”
• No. 11 — Kevin Harvick: “Bring your helmet to Taco Bell and they’ll fill it up with guacamole, free.”
• No. 10 — Jeff Gordon: “Don’t have to shave your body like Olympic swimmers … although, why not?”
• No. 9 — Greg Biffle: “Hasselhoff promised me one of those talking cars.”
• No. 8 — Tony Stewart: “I use old checkered flags to make fabulous throw pillows.”
• No. 7 — Jeff Burton: “There’s nothing like going through a car wash at 190 miles per hour.”
• No. 6 — Denny Hamlin: “GPS underpants.”
• No. 5 — Clint Bowyer: “Sorry, I forgot my joke — I was thinking about Jessica Alba — man, she’s hot.”
• No. 4 — Dale Earnhardt Jr.: “Run out of olive oil? A little Quaker State will spruce up any salad.”
• No. 3 — Jimmie Johnson: “Traveling to exotic locations like Martinsville, Virginia, and Dover, Delaware.”
• No. 2 — Carl Edwards: “At high school reunions, it’s fun to ask, ‘So what do you do for a living?’ ”
• And the No. 1 perk of being a NASCAR driver — Kyle Busch: “After a race, your ass vibrates for days.”

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The phone is ringing, and I don’t recognize the number…use these two websites to find out who keeps calling!

If you stay at home all day like I do, I think you’ll quickly agree with me that hearing the phone ring 8-12 times a day is a little more than annoying.

The worst part is that 1/2 the time the number is “unknown” or some other cryptic name/acronym that shows up on the caller ID.

Checking our caller ID, we have the following annoyances just over the past 2 days:

1) PDS 972-247-0602
2) Unknown name 972-428-5200
3) Unknown name 555-123-4567 (YES, I am serious)
4) Unknown name 480-603-3796
5) Unknown name 307-215-1001
6) Unknown name 301-223-0027
7) PDS 972-247-0602
8) NSBA 603-214-3647
9) Unknown name 555-123-4567
10) Unknown Caller (no number)
11) Unknown name 800-459-0675
12) Unkno wn name 305-358-7493
13) Unknown name 866-584-3086
14) 114 HD Channels 626-259-5548

That’s just 2 days worth! Well 2 great web sites I came across that might help you figure out who
these jerks are that keep calling you:

http://whocalled.us/

The phone is ringing, and I don’t recognize the number,
All Caller ID says is, “NAME UNAVAILABLE“.
Please help me figure out who is calling and what they want

http://whocallsme.com/

Recent Phone Call Reports

This is a user supplied database of phone numbers of telemarketers, non-profit organizations, charities, political surveyors, SCAM artists, and other companies that don’t leave messages, disconnect once you answer, ignore the Do-Not-Call List regulations, and simply interrupt your day.

If you received a strange call, most likely you are not the only one. Search for this phone number to see the reports of others. If there are no reports yet, leave your comment to start a conversation.

Hopefully you’ll find these two sites as useful as I have…Now I just need to find out how to report these calls to block them from calling.

Which is another thing, AT&T or your phone company is no help whatsoever. They won’t do one single thing for you to block these calls or investigate them. They are as useless as the unknown calls are annoying!!

This has to be one of my favorite online cartoons. We don’t have any cats/dogs/furry creatures in our house on account of allergies but we always had a cat growing up.

Cat owners will surely be able to relate to this video, I think it’s hilarious

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