Hmm, I just finished working on dynamically building a select menu,
when I decide to check the group.
Anyway, I went with using the native Option constructor because it is
a little simpler and probably faster.
// new Option(text, value);
var select = new Element('select', {name:'demo'});
select.options[select.length] = new Option('one', 1);
select.options[select.length] = new Option('two', 2);
select.options[select.length] = new Option('three', 3);
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