"s/he"

So a 16-year age difference is automatically gross? If they're 16 and 32 then sure, but once the junior partner is well into adulthood that seems a silly rule.

Holmes and Watson still aren't a romantic pairing. And in fact Holmes now has a second platonic pairing, with a younger lady played by a British actress with the ridiculous name of "Ophelia Lovibond".

No, I'm a terrible guy if you'd get to know me. The rest of your statements leave me perplexed, but apparently that's just your thing.

So far you've got "misogynistic", "homophobic" "asshole" "Right Wing bully" "MRA type" "coward who loses it, completely" with "Whiny Male Privilege" and a "selective view of history." I guess name-calling is fun for you.

I am also intrigued by the idea of a Chinese SF novel. I hear good things about Chang Hsi-kuo's City Trilogy. Although he's Taiwanese, so maybe not so reflexively anti-American.

No, "try the veal its the best in t" is an obvious troll. What you are is an obvious concern troll, which is what you are when you find a comment thread that's 2 days old but suddenly popular and pick a fight right at the top where everyone can see you, defending the poor defenseless whoever/whatevers.

You forgot to include the traffic from obvious trolls and from white nights who noticed the comment count and thought they could jump in to increase their upvotes…

It means that, as we've already established, Sonia is the worst writer in the world.

Just imagine if she married him. She could go with the hyphenated name and be Ophelia Lovibond-Cumberbatch.

So your position is "Africa has just as many gun deaths as we do."

Hot lesbian sex?

You know what was great? Catalina naked in "Flight".

Ophelia Lovibond.

You're thinking of First Spaceship on Venus, which always did look like it'd be interesting in its original form.

Sidehackers. I had heard about the show before then, so i recognized it almost immediately.

I'm going to guess that you're not Asian, then.

What, nothing about Carl Djerassi? I guess actually making it possible through chemistry wasn't interesting enough.

That's Olivia de Havilland, not Joan, in "Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte".

She is nowhere near good-looking enough to play Clara Bow.