Most Desirable Woman In The World


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Crimson Jester wrote:
lynora wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Sorry, can't agree on the Clavicle Issue.

Well, everyone has different taste. :)

For the record, I don't mind skinny, and most people have some definition at the clavicle, but when I can start picking out bone markings....it's a turn off for me.

As long as she is not Kiera Knightly skinny I am good.

What about Natalie Portman skinny? *smacks lips*

EDIT: Now this is *my* kind of TOTP. Wrong thread, though. Damn.


David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.

Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)

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Urizen wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
lynora wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Sorry, can't agree on the Clavicle Issue.

Well, everyone has different taste. :)

For the record, I don't mind skinny, and most people have some definition at the clavicle, but when I can start picking out bone markings....it's a turn off for me.

As long as she is not Kiera Knightly skinny I am good.

What about Natalie Portman skinny? *smacks lips*

EDIT: Now this is *my* kind of TOTP. Wrong thread, though. Damn.

Pretty face.....that body is just too skinny.

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KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)

Well in my defense I fell asleep and woke up 3/4 of the way through.


Crimson Jester wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
lynora wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Sorry, can't agree on the Clavicle Issue.

Well, everyone has different taste. :)

For the record, I don't mind skinny, and most people have some definition at the clavicle, but when I can start picking out bone markings....it's a turn off for me.

As long as she is not Kiera Knightly skinny I am good.

What about Natalie Portman skinny? *smacks lips*

EDIT: Now this is *my* kind of TOTP. Wrong thread, though. Damn.

Pretty face.....that body is just too skinny.

+1


Crimson Jester wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
lynora wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Sorry, can't agree on the Clavicle Issue.

Well, everyone has different taste. :)

For the record, I don't mind skinny, and most people have some definition at the clavicle, but when I can start picking out bone markings....it's a turn off for me.

As long as she is not Kiera Knightly skinny I am good.

What about Natalie Portman skinny? *smacks lips*

EDIT: Now this is *my* kind of TOTP. Wrong thread, though. Damn.

Pretty face.....that body is just too skinny.

Well, she's preggo now. Maybe that'll change your mind up until birth. ;-)

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KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)

I thought it was not a bad movie. Of course I watched while thinking about how I could translate it into D&D.

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Urizen wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
lynora wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Sorry, can't agree on the Clavicle Issue.

Well, everyone has different taste. :)

For the record, I don't mind skinny, and most people have some definition at the clavicle, but when I can start picking out bone markings....it's a turn off for me.

As long as she is not Kiera Knightly skinny I am good.

What about Natalie Portman skinny? *smacks lips*

EDIT: Now this is *my* kind of TOTP. Wrong thread, though. Damn.

Pretty face.....that body is just too skinny.
Well, she's preggo now. Maybe that'll change your mind up until birth. ;-)

maybe after. Preggo does not do it for me. However having a kid can put all sort of weight on her and increase .......... land size. At least for a few months.


Crimson Jester wrote:
maybe after. Preggo does not do it for me. However having a kid can put all sort of weight on her and increase .......... land size. At least for a few months.

Hey, if she can get birthing hips out of this, I'd be amendable.

Easily amendable.


I have no idea whatsoever what all this is about. But I'm guessing that, if this "Most Desirable Woman" is somebody on TV, she likely complains a lot. Which to me is the complete opposite of desirable, no matter what she might look like.


Amanda Seyfried is my current favorite. I have no idea how she was overshadowed by Megan Fox when Jennifer's Body came out.


The reason I suggested Ms. Doddario is because she is a healthy woman, who is probably in the 5'6-5'7" and 135-140 lb range, with all that mass in the places where healthy women have it. Had she tried getting into acting before Mad Men became a phenomenon, no casting director would've called her back.

(In Lightning Thief, they had to put her in minimizing undergarments to make her pass for 14-15. Woman isn't quite built like, say, Iga Wyrwal (very few work safe images of Iga, who could probably stunt double for the fertility deity of any D&D pantheon...), but she's clearly someone who both eats and exercises.


KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)

Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!


That's not Christine Hendricks or Jenny Poussin, therefore it is IN-COR-RECT! EXTERMINATE!


Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!

Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.


Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

Any woman who can work that, an evening gown, and a sniper rifle has got all the right qualities.


Lyingbastard wrote:
Any woman who can work that, an evening gown, and a sniper rifle has got all the right qualities.

\m/

Also, Sophia Loren is still awesome in my book, particularly with her "Everything you see is because of pasta" comment. ^_^

*sigh*

What happened to women with class and poise? :(


They were all hired by Paizo?

*has been feeling a craving for cookies lately* ;)


Well played, Kajehase. Well played.

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Yu Hasebe is the most desirable woman in the world.

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Chubbs McGee wrote:
Yu Hasebe is the most desirable woman in the world.

Nice.

Silver Crusade

Better link!


Lilith wrote:
Lyingbastard wrote:
Any woman who can work that, an evening gown, and a sniper rifle has got all the right qualities.

\m/

Also, Sophia Loren is still awesome in my book, particularly with her "Everything you see is because of pasta" comment. ^_^

*sigh*

What happened to women with class and poise? :(

If there is one thing I've learned, it's that every generation feels that the previous one had more of these things than their own and that the next generation is lacking it completely.

That said, Blake Lively? Good god, the woman looks like she hasn't eaten in a dog's age- where's Christina Hendricks??!?


Lilith wrote:
Lyingbastard wrote:
Any woman who can work that, an evening gown, and a sniper rifle has got all the right qualities.

\m/

Also, Sophia Loren is still awesome in my book, particularly with her "Everything you see is because of pasta" comment. ^_^

*sigh*

What happened to women with class and poise? :(

The only thing I can say to that is that women still have class and poise IF they are given the roles to display it.

Look at the parts given to the stunning elisabeth taylor when she was young or the beautiful Angela Landsbury(when she was 20 she was beyond lovely) Think of the roles given to ingrid birghman or Marylin Monroe.

Now we have segoryney weaver or linda hamilton kicking butt and not bothering with names. Even the very lovely angelena jollie rarely gets to act in full lentgh gowns and display her full beauty because shes busy disarming bombs or killing 40+ guys at a time.

The women of yesterday had entirely diffrent parts to work with than the actresses of today. IMO, please feel free to polietly disagree.

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Steven Tindall wrote:
Lilith wrote:
Lyingbastard wrote:
Any woman who can work that, an evening gown, and a sniper rifle has got all the right qualities.

\m/

Also, Sophia Loren is still awesome in my book, particularly with her "Everything you see is because of pasta" comment. ^_^

*sigh*

What happened to women with class and poise? :(

The only thing I can say to that is that women still have class and poise IF they are given the roles to display it.

+10000000000000000000000000


Kajehase wrote:

They were all hired by Paizo?

*has been feeling a craving for cookies lately* ;)

HAH! ^_^

*offers cookies*


Dalek-Ska wrote:
...Christine Hendricks ...

Thanks, murderous Jamaican space mutant. I just couldn't remember her name.


Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

+1

I find it sad that we don't seem to appreciate maturity. I know I'm kind of old, but it seems a bit weird when some of my friends that are around my age mention how hot some underfed girl in her early twenties is, and I find myself saying that she needs a few bacon double cheeseburgers, and she's younger than my daughter. I'm not sure when scrawny teenage girls became the western image of beauty.


Bitter Thorn wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

+1

I find it sad that we don't seem to appreciate maturity. I know I'm kind of old, but it seems a bit weird when some of my friends that are around my age mention how hot some underfed girl in her early twenties is, and I find myself saying that she needs a few bacon double cheeseburgers, and she's younger than my daughter. I'm not sure when scrawny teenage girls became the western image of beauty.

It happens once a generation or so. Look at Twiggy(who I'm sure you remember quite wellage-related ribbing)


Bitter Thorn wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

+1

I find it sad that we don't seem to appreciate maturity. I know I'm kind of old, but it seems a bit weird when some of my friends that are around my age mention how hot some underfed girl in her early twenties is, and I find myself saying that she needs a few bacon double cheeseburgers, and she's younger than my daughter. I'm not sure when scrawny teenage girls became the western image of beauty.

They have always been so, now it's better, or at least illegal. at one point girls where married at 14, and often their husbands where 21+ even easily as old as 30, half your age is creepy. youth is beauty, money more so. the reason why skinny is popular is it implies you have the time to put towards your looks. a one point round (not fat) was popular, and only cuz not everyone could eat the well.


Freehold DM wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

+1

I find it sad that we don't seem to appreciate maturity. I know I'm kind of old, but it seems a bit weird when some of my friends that are around my age mention how hot some underfed girl in her early twenties is, and I find myself saying that she needs a few bacon double cheeseburgers, and she's younger than my daughter. I'm not sure when scrawny teenage girls became the western image of beauty.

It happens once a generation or so. Look at Twiggy(who I'm sure you remember quite wellage-related ribbing)

*Shudder* I actually wasn't alive for most of the sixties. A woman built like a sickly little boy just doesn't work for me on any level.


Bitter Thorn wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

+1

I find it sad that we don't seem to appreciate maturity. I know I'm kind of old, but it seems a bit weird when some of my friends that are around my age mention how hot some underfed girl in her early twenties is, and I find myself saying that she needs a few bacon double cheeseburgers, and she's younger than my daughter. I'm not sure when scrawny teenage girls became the western image of beauty.

It happens once a generation or so. Look at Twiggy(who I'm sure you remember quite wellage-related ribbing)
*Shudder* I actually wasn't alive for most of the sixties. A woman built like a sickly little boy just doesn't work for me on any level.

Technical +1. I prefer my women lush, but I can understand the appeal of the waifish look, although I must stress that it doesn't work for everyone. Most people trying to pull it off just look like they need to eat.


Shudder* I actually wasn't alive for most of the sixties. A woman built like a sickly little boy just doesn't work for me on any level.

I can relate on some level here BT.

Imagine my surprise when I think I'm gonna score a cute little guy at my local hangout and it turns out to be a woman.
Not even a drag king just a woman in t-shirt and pants with no defineing features that are readily noticable.
We talked a little and she thought it was funny because she goes to guy gay bars so that she can just relax and shoot pool w/o being hit on.


Bitter Thorn wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

+1

I find it sad that we don't seem to appreciate maturity. I know I'm kind of old, but it seems a bit weird when some of my friends that are around my age mention how hot some underfed girl in her early twenties is, and I find myself saying that she needs a few bacon double cheeseburgers, and she's younger than my daughter. I'm not sure when scrawny teenage girls became the western image of beauty.

It happens once a generation or so. Look at Twiggy(who I'm sure you remember quite wellage-related ribbing)
*Shudder* I actually wasn't alive for most of the sixties. A woman built like a sickly little boy just doesn't work for me on any level.

A lot of the overly skinny problem is driven by the fashion industry - It is much easier to hang clothes off a very skinny woman than a healthy one.... so the ideal becomes almost anorexic.

I am with Sir Mix a lot - I prefer women with curves from a purely aesthetic point of view.


CourtFool wrote:

I'd tap it. But then I'd tap Mama Graul.

Discerning, I ain't.

Beer on keyboard.


Beercifer wrote:
CourtFool wrote:

I'd tap it. But then I'd tap Mama Graul.

Discerning, I ain't.

Beer on keyboard.

LOL!

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Bitter Thorn wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

+1

I find it sad that we don't seem to appreciate maturity. I know I'm kind of old, but it seems a bit weird when some of my friends that are around my age mention how hot some underfed girl in her early twenties is, and I find myself saying that she needs a few bacon double cheeseburgers, and she's younger than my daughter. I'm not sure when scrawny teenage girls became the western image of beauty.

It happens once a generation or so. Look at Twiggy(who I'm sure you remember quite wellage-related ribbing)
*Shudder* I actually wasn't alive for most of the sixties. A woman built like a sickly little boy just doesn't work for me on any level.

Amen!

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Steven Tindall wrote:

Shudder* I actually wasn't alive for most of the sixties. A woman built like a sickly little boy just doesn't work for me on any level.

I can relate on some level here BT.

Imagine my surprise when I think I'm gonna score a cute little guy at my local hangout and it turns out to be a woman.
Not even a drag king just a woman in t-shirt and pants with no defineing features that are readily noticable.
We talked a little and she thought it was funny because she goes to guy gay bars so that she can just relax and shoot pool w/o being hit on.

this then is why I am afraid for western society.


The 8th Dwarf wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
KnightErrantJR wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
She was hot in King Arthur. At least I thought so.
Wait, you could watch it long enough for her to show up? I couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. ;)
Now, Helen Mirren in Excalibur on the other hand... Rowr!
Heck, even now she's still a'rockin'. Especially when this photo was leaked through the press last year.

+1

I find it sad that we don't seem to appreciate maturity. I know I'm kind of old, but it seems a bit weird when some of my friends that are around my age mention how hot some underfed girl in her early twenties is, and I find myself saying that she needs a few bacon double cheeseburgers, and she's younger than my daughter. I'm not sure when scrawny teenage girls became the western image of beauty.

It happens once a generation or so. Look at Twiggy(who I'm sure you remember quite wellage-related ribbing)
*Shudder* I actually wasn't alive for most of the sixties. A woman built like a sickly little boy just doesn't work for me on any level.

A lot of the overly skinny problem is driven by the fashion industry - It is much easier to hang clothes off a very skinny woman than a healthy one.... so the ideal becomes almost anorexic.

I am with Sir Mix a lot - I prefer women with curves from a purely aesthetic point of view.

My wife can back up the fashion industry pov you put forth. She was JUST on a show(in the audience, but she was in the FRONT ROW! I tell you one day she'll be running the place!!!!!) for plus size fashion, and she was WOWED by what was put forth.


The fashion industry's fixation on models that look like starving little girls and boys would creep me out even more if I didn't find the fashion industry so incredibly irrelevant.

It seems to me that the fashion world is going to have to adapt and quit pretending that these size 0 and 1 models are in any way normal. Seriously, how many size 0 adults do any of us know in real life?

Grand Lodge

7 of 9 is a 10!!!!!


Bitter Thorn wrote:

The fashion industry's fixation on models that look like starving little girls and boys would creep me out even more if I didn't find the fashion industry so incredibly irrelevant.

It seems to me that the fashion world is going to have to adapt and quit pretending that these size 0 and 1 models are in any way normal. Seriously, how many size 0 adults do any of us know in real life?

It's a sword that cuts both ways- I know at least one person who is close to a size 0 but that's because she's a super tiny woman(not a midget or dwarf) who is often mistaken for a child from behind. She was ecstatic when clothes started coming out in size 0 and size 1 because she was tired of dressing like a teenager and having to get her business wear out of a school uniform catalog.


Freehold DM wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:

The fashion industry's fixation on models that look like starving little girls and boys would creep me out even more if I didn't find the fashion industry so incredibly irrelevant.

It seems to me that the fashion world is going to have to adapt and quit pretending that these size 0 and 1 models are in any way normal. Seriously, how many size 0 adults do any of us know in real life?

It's a sword that cuts both ways- I know at least one person who is close to a size 0 but that's because she's a super tiny woman(not a midget or dwarf) who is often mistaken for a child from behind. She was ecstatic when clothes started coming out in size 0 and size 1 because she was tired of dressing like a teenager and having to get her business wear out of a school uniform catalog.

I feel for folks at either end of the bell curve in terms of buying clothes, but by definition they represent a small segment of the market place.


Back on topic, Blake Lively is cute but by no means #1. I still have a thing for kate Beckinsdale, but when I am in the mood for blondes I like January Jones or Brooklyn Decker.


Michelle Dockery is pretty hot.


Black Dougal wrote:
Back on topic, Blake Lively is cute but by no means #1. I still have a thing for kate Beckinsdale, but when I am in the mood for blondes I like January Jones or Brooklyn Decker.

Ah, Kate Beckinsdale. Very lovely and apparently quite bright, as well.


Black Dougal wrote:
Back on topic, Blake Lively is cute but by no means #1. I still have a thing for kate Beckinsdale, but when I am in the mood for blondes I like January Jones or Brooklyn Decker.

Links or it didn't happen. ;)


Crimson Jester wrote:
Steven Tindall wrote:

Shudder* I actually wasn't alive for most of the sixties. A woman built like a sickly little boy just doesn't work for me on any level.

I can relate on some level here BT.

Imagine my surprise when I think I'm gonna score a cute little guy at my local hangout and it turns out to be a woman.
Not even a drag king just a woman in t-shirt and pants with no defineing features that are readily noticable.
We talked a little and she thought it was funny because she goes to guy gay bars so that she can just relax and shoot pool w/o being hit on.

this then is why I am afraid for western society.

UH Sorry CJ. I didn't mean for a funny story to come off as scary.

She and I still talk when ever we see each other at the garage (local bars name) and we both laugh about it every once in a while.

Heck she even kids me about a drunk straight woman tying to "cure" me saying I havn't been with a real woman yet, Marie was rolling watching me try and avoid this crazy lady and still try to pick up the guy I was after.


Steven Tindall wrote:

Heck she even kids me about a drunk straight woman tying to "cure" me saying I havn't been with a real woman yet, Marie was rolling watching me try and avoid this crazy lady and still try to pick up the guy I was after.

You know, I hear about this a lot both professionally and not- but I have yet to encounter a woman who will confess to actually doing this outside of one dear friend who tried something I will not go into here. I'm thinking it's a little bit like the idea of white women(and that one asian woman) throwing themselves at me solely because I'm black- it only happens when alcohol is involved.


Freehold DM wrote:
Steven Tindall wrote:

Heck she even kids me about a drunk straight woman tying to "cure" me saying I havn't been with a real woman yet, Marie was rolling watching me try and avoid this crazy lady and still try to pick up the guy I was after.

You know, I hear about this a lot both professionally and not- but I have yet to encounter a woman who will confess to actually doing this outside of one dear friend who tried something I will not go into here. I'm thinking it's a little bit like the idea of white women(and that one asian woman) throwing themselves at me solely because I'm black- it only happens when alcohol is involved.

Alcohol is a wondrous thing.

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