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About Today's Featured Threads

It’s rainy day here in North Carolina (all day long) and I’m stuck here in my living room, forced to watch science fiction on TV and come up with interesting things to post on All Sci-Fi.

Wow . . . ain’t that a cryin’ shame?

Fortunately, members like Eadie keep me entertained with posts like the ones below — despite the fact that she's a busy teenager with better things to do that contribute to a message board largely popularte by old guys like me.

By the way, if the links below don’t take you directly to Eadie's posts on the page of the thread, just scroll down until you find it. I don’t know why the links don't always work just right, but her posts are always somewhere on the page.

Today she addresses women’s right for Star Trek alien females, women’s rights for immortal females ruling lost civilizations, women’s rights when all the guys claim they have to go off to war just so they don’t have to help dry the dishes, and women’s rights for Helen Crump when she finds herself in a “sticky” relationship.

I mean with The Blob, not with Steve McQueen.

If you discover that I’ve already jumped onto her posts, quoted them, and written a brilliant reply, please don’t be discouraged. Just add an even MORE brilliant reply to MY brilliant reply!

It’s sort of like a chain letter. Don’t break the chain or you’ll have bad luck . . . like being stuck inside on a rain day!
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The Man Trap





She (1935)





The Blob (1958)





Men Must Fight (1933)



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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)