We had those in upstate New York too! Fond memories of milk fights.

I'm so glad I'm not the only one. I could still tell you exactly where it sat in my middle school's library.

Funny you say that. I recently spent a year in Rochester and it took me 11 months to find a single pizza I even found edible. I'm from the Southern Tier of New York and spent grad school in the city, so maybe I'm spoiled but I could just not get into the pizza up there.

Growing up in upstate New York, 85% of the time it was followed by the letters "yracuse." I never really realized it was universal until right now.

One of my first thoughts, as well. Definitely not stupid.

Agreed. I really don't understand all the Hotel hate.

Speaking of which, should we just assume she's pregnant with Wes's baby at this point, or would that be way too simple for this show?

According to Wikipedia, Thomasyn is the real name of John White's (the founder of the Roanoke colony) wife.

For me, the difference has always been about a lack of choice and/or consciousness. A horse that dies going into battle has no say over the matter, where as the soldier riding him has made the decision to risk his life. Animals (domesticated ones, at least) rely on humans for their well being, so when that trust is…