Jo Pincushion

Summertime is a time for rest and relaxation. There are so many ways to spend your summer and the past two months have been great.

This might be your last chance have some of that summer fun. Colleges are starting to begin the fall semester. Mothers are frantically picking up school supplies for their little ones. The bikinis are going away, and the cardigans are here to stay.

When you were a kid all you wanted was to grow up and do all of the things your mother would never allow. Adulthood seemed like a magical get out of jail free card that you just couldn’t wait to acquire.

Looking for some awesome shelving to display your HDTV? Look no further than this set up.

One of the best parts of summer is heading to an amusement park. You’ve been to a few amusement parks in your day and been on the same rides over and over again. It can get old after awhile and you wish someone would come up with ideas to spice up these boring rides.

Save your amateur “funny drunk pass out” stories — this one will top them all.

You’ve done it, we’ve all done it, but no one really likes to admit walking into something accidentally. Sometimes it’s a telephone poll, sometimes it’s a tricky glass door and sometimes it’s right into the breasts of an unsuspecting lady with big breasts. Oops! We could watch this co ...

The Olympics have ended and you already have some serious withdrawal. You’ve watched every event and had a great time cheering on your country. It’s totally unfair that you have to wait another four years for the summer Olympics.

Reality television isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. As much as we hate to admit it we’re addicted to this genre of television. We love the fights. We can’t wait to see the stupidity,and we cheer every time a cast member gets embarrassingly drunk.

As the summer winds down you’re counting down the days to freedom. Admit it — you can’t wait for your kids to go back to school.

A good psychologist can bring out some of your most suppressed and traumatic childhood memories. We tip our hats to Ragu for saving us thousands of dollars in therapy sessions by doing it with just one commercial.

It already costs an arm and a leg to go to the movies. After you’ve scrounged up your spare change to see that new superhero flick all you want to do is relax and enjoy the film, right? Wrong!