Why do they call those little hamburgers "sliders"?

There is considerable evidence that “slider” was a term used for a hamburger in the United States Navy, perhaps as early as the 1940s or 1950s. The term “slider” meant a greasy burger that slid in easily. A “slider with a lid” was a cheeseburger.

Because they just slide right down your face 25 at a time.

omg! i saw that same commercial and it was really stupid. kinda interesting tho.

but i couldn't figure out why he kept on saying that the device or whatever it is is called a slider!

i mean how can you get slider out of that?!

I think thats what they were or are called in those diner places. Like the ones where the waiters wear rollerblades.

Because they slide down your throat.

They "slide" down your throat because they are so greasy, then they "slide" out of your butt after you eat them.

Cuz they "slide" right down

idk why they call them sliders..i went to Applebees the other day and it wasn't even a hamburger i was very disapointed. lol

because they're so greasy they slide down your throat

because they slide easier