It seemed like the days of spurious litigation were over, but the new American dream is back: Stub your toe or suffer some small mishap, deny all personal responsibility, sue a giant corporation, and use your out of court settlement or “damages” to pay for a new RV, quad runners for all your kids, and a lifetime of deep-friend Twinkies. In West Virginia, a Mineral Wells couple is suing Snowshoe ski resort over injuries the man suffered, alleging that the ski area enticed them onto hazardous terrain with its “adrenaline junkie” marketing of the Western Territories section of the mountain.