> Ok.. I definitely wouldn't use the word
"opted". That was a horrific drive for me. You
constantly feel like people are going to come
out of the trees and attack your car, so you
speed up only to have to slow down
immediately because the road is so darn
twisted that you can't see more than 20 feet in
front of you at any one time.

Horrific? Where's your sense of adventure? I
enjoyed driving through backwoods Vermont,
and I'd go out of my way to do it again if ever I
could. But we'll probably never go that way to
New Hampshire again since discovering the
low-toll route.

> NO ONE should let there kid continue to
scream like that. Starting is something they
can't control. But ending it for the rest of us
was a choice they should've made.

Amen and amen. If that'd been my kid he'd
have been pulled out of there so fast he
wouldn't have known what happened.

> 5) I'm not the one who coined the sliders
term. It's actually Slyders (tm), which was
thought up by the company itself. We tend to
call them murder-burgers as often as we call
them Slyders. hehe.

We do? I've never ever never heard that term
before.