Rhett Butler had Scarlett Fever, too. But he didn't give a damn.

I think the author was really reaching to find innuendo in those. Cynical and jaded maybe?

Looks like he's stopped kissing babies.

What are those two boys doing to that dog?

Sometimes, the things we do in life have repercussions. If that's the only thing he had on his record, he could have gotten a pardon and a clean slate. He didn't bother, and he reaped the consequences of his actions.
Sucks, but sometimes little actions have big consequences.

lol. Guy on the left did most of the work.

Could have achieved the same effect using the other end of the horse, , but with a possible delay between notes.

Holy cow, that place is huge.

Using "he" as the pronoun has several centuries of custom to back it up. Using "she" as the pronoun sounds forced or specific to the female gender. It sounds more exclusive than "he", but that's rationalized by the idea that it's okay to exclude men.
Every time I read "she", I think "she". Every time I read "he", it is more inclusive.
Alternating between "he" and "she" rarely works well - too often, it sounds tedious, and makes one wonder if the writer managed to get that 50% equality they seem to be striving for.

I like the idea of "he or she", or simply, "they". "They" is the most inclusive. Note I used it above, and it seemed perfectly natural, yes?

Pretty wild.