>More on point, at the Orlando Dev-Con Nancy tried to change me. She told me to be a man and ride the HULK roller coaster. I had to explain to her that getting older had its advantages. One of which is being dared to do something, would no longer work. Besides anybody my age should be very selected about letting their butt get over their head. :)

ROFL! My 6-year old daughter loves rollercoasters. Since my wife will not set foot on one, I get to go with her on the ones that require an adult where children under a certain age or size are concerned. I have been on ones that cork-screw, double-loop and otherwise force you to reassess your life's priorities. There was one at Disney World, Space Mountain, that is done in darkness with lights that simulate stars, galaxies, etc. The first time through, she told me she did not like it, but made me immediately go on it with her again just so she could make sure she did not like it.