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Alyk

Alyk

Boston, MA
February 2005

SEP 29, 2006 10:10 PM

Esquire magazine unveiled their “Sexiest Woman in the World,” and, to nobody’s surprise, Scarlett Johansson was the lucky lady. Editors chose Johansson to grace the cover of the mag’s November issue, which hits newsstands October 18th.

On the cover, she wears a bra and a white Calvin Klein mini-dress; In a series of photos inside (showing her as an "enigmatic trailer-park temptress," the magazine says), she wears cleavage-baring black lingerie paired with an open white robe, among other get-ups.


As in years past, Esquire provided months of photographic hints for readers to guess who the cover girl would be. One hint included a game of twenty questions in which Johansson gave away her identity; she admitted she would like Woody Allen to play the lead role if anyone shot a movie of her life. Readers noticed the obvious reference to Johansson’s performance in the Woody Allen-directed Match Point.

Despite the great honor of being the official Sexiest Woman in the World, the actress claimed she would like people to stop focusing on her tits, and, instead, focus on her brain.

"What about my brain? What about my heart? What about my kidneys and my gallbladder?" she asks, addressing all the hoopla about her curves in an interview in the magazine.


Find a dress that accentuates your gallbladder, and maybe we’ll stop staring at your tit-tays.


shaneapex

shaneapex

Medicine Hat, AB
March 2006

SEP 30, 2006 12:08 PM

I voted for Luci.

FreakPirate

FreakPirate

Canada
November 2002

SEP 30, 2006 12:13 PM

I'm seriously praying that at some point in my lifetime Esquire or some other such rag names a dude or a transexual as "Sexiest Woman in the World" just to watch middle America's collective freakout.

Dogslife

dogslife

Toronto, ON
April 2003

SEP 30, 2006 12:42 PM

FreakPirate said:
Esquire or some other such rag


Esquire is a better magazine than it lets on. With a monthly column from Chuck Klosterman, regular features by Tom Junod, Scott Raab, and Tom Chiarella it's easily the best bad magazine on newsstands. The annual "What it feels like" and "Dubious Achievements" issues are far more entertaining than this silly contest.

FreakPirate

FreakPirate

Canada
November 2002

SEP 30, 2006 12:47 PM

Dogslife said:

Esquire is a better magazine than it lets on. With a monthly column from Chuck Klosterman, regular features by Tom Junod, Scott Raab, and Tom Chiarella it's easily the best bad magazine on newsstands. The annual "What it feels like" and "Dubious Achievements" issues are far more entertaining than this silly contest.



Perhaps I will have to give them a second chance. Quick... someone buy me a copy of Esquire.

SecondBest

SecondBest

Brooklyn, NY
December 2003

SEP 30, 2006 12:52 PM

Duh.... I looked at that a few days ago and could tell...

NinjaTech

NinjaTech

Minneapolis, MN
November 2003

SEP 30, 2006 01:22 PM

Dogslife said:

FreakPirate said:
Esquire or some other such rag


Esquire is a better magazine than it lets on. With a monthly column from Chuck Klosterman, regular features by Tom Junod, Scott Raab, and Tom Chiarella it's easily the best bad magazine on newsstands. The annual "What it feels like" and "Dubious Achievements" issues are far more entertaining than this silly contest.



Of those mentioned, the only one with an elaborate or credible writing history is Klosterman, who originally wrote for SPIN. Another awful magazine.

The other three are ho-hum scribes for a worthless magazine. I think Chiarella helped with Indy Men's, but that was also lack lastur.

Gayballs

Gayballs

Seattle, WA
July 2005

SEP 30, 2006 01:24 PM

The list of pulitzer prize winning Esquire writers goes on and on.

photoline

photoline

Edmonton, AB
January 2005

SEP 30, 2006 01:30 PM

I'd enjoy her organs with fava beans and a nice Chianti.....

KMatt

KMatt

Royal Oak, MI
February 2006

SEP 30, 2006 01:31 PM

Obviously there was an oversight somewhere, seeing as I am the sexiesy woman in the world. Yeah you'd do me, admit it.

Dogslife

dogslife

Toronto, ON
April 2003

SEP 30, 2006 01:44 PM

NinjaTech said:

Dogslife said:

FreakPirate said:
Esquire or some other such rag


Esquire is a better magazine than it lets on. With a monthly column from Chuck Klosterman, regular features by Tom Junod, Scott Raab, and Tom Chiarella it's easily the best bad magazine on newsstands. The annual "What it feels like" and "Dubious Achievements" issues are far more entertaining than this silly contest.



Of those mentioned, the only one with an elaborate or credible writing history


See, instead of reading their resumes, I just read the articles they write. I'm crazy that way.

But hey, I never seem to know what's hip to hate.

hellomrworld

hellomrworld

Westbrook, ME
December 2003

SEP 30, 2006 01:54 PM

Esquire is all right .. would rather just read a laddie magazine with less pretentions like Stuff, Maxim or Giant, or FHM for that matter

MrStitches

MrStitches

Brooklyn, NY
November 2003

SEP 30, 2006 01:58 PM

KMatt said:
Obviously there was an oversight somewhere, seeing as I am the sexiesy woman in the world. Yeah you'd do me, admit it.





Eh. I'd let you suck my dick.

Penultimate

Penultimate

USA
October 2005

SEP 30, 2006 02:14 PM

i loathe her. i have no idea why.

Cassiel

Cassiel

Aurora, CO
September 2004

SEP 30, 2006 02:34 PM

luscious.

TheFly

TheFly

Eagle Springs, NC
November 2003

SEP 30, 2006 02:37 PM

She's an actress who gladly prances her curves and such and yet still has the pretension to get upset that we find them attractive. Sure, I'm sure Woody Allen loves all her internal bits instead of the "other" bits.



I love the attractiveness of Scarlett... I'm not as well versed in the form and depth of her liver to give an apt thought on it.

NinjaTech

NinjaTech

Minneapolis, MN
November 2003

SEP 30, 2006 03:21 PM

Dogslife said:

NinjaTech said:

Dogslife said:

FreakPirate said:
Esquire or some other such rag


Esquire is a better magazine than it lets on. With a monthly column from Chuck Klosterman, regular features by Tom Junod, Scott Raab, and Tom Chiarella it's easily the best bad magazine on newsstands. The annual "What it feels like" and "Dubious Achievements" issues are far more entertaining than this silly contest.



Of those mentioned, the only one with an elaborate or credible writing history


See, instead of reading their resumes, I just read the articles they write. I'm crazy that way.

But hey, I never seem to know what's hip to hate.



Everything is hip to hate.

camalot

camalot

Canada
April 2006

SEP 30, 2006 04:31 PM

I remember when "sexy" meant more than having big tits and a curvy body. Yep, she's hot for sure, but sexy? I don't think so. Sexy isn't something you do or wear. It's something that you are. Its a way of being. I suppose an actor could play sexy. But if that's the case, then the character should win the award.

emotedcreations

emotedcreations

Germany
July 2006

SEP 30, 2006 04:45 PM

FreakPirate said:
I'm seriously praying that at some point in my lifetime Esquire or some other such rag names a dude or a transexual as "Sexiest Woman in the World" just to watch middle America's collective freakout.



Sort of on that note... one of the more famous bond girls was a tranny and they're are probably millions of men and women alike who jerked it to her, imagine that freak out...

burtlo

burtlo

Seattle, WA
May 2004

SEP 30, 2006 05:23 PM

I voted for Cleopatra.

undershaker

undershaker

Milwaukee, WI
November 2004

SEP 30, 2006 05:30 PM

NinjaTech said:

Dogslife said:

NinjaTech said:

Dogslife said:

FreakPirate said:
Esquire or some other such rag


Esquire is a better magazine than it lets on. With a monthly column from Chuck Klosterman, regular features by Tom Junod, Scott Raab, and Tom Chiarella it's easily the best bad magazine on newsstands. The annual "What it feels like" and "Dubious Achievements" issues are far more entertaining than this silly contest.



Of those mentioned, the only one with an elaborate or credible writing history


See, instead of reading their resumes, I just read the articles they write. I'm crazy that way.

But hey, I never seem to know what's hip to hate.



Everything is hip to hate.



Obviously, you're a fan of Amelie Gillette.

Glad to know it. I now know whose advice to avoid when seeking same on this site.

Chainlink

Chainlink

Key West, FL
August 2005

SEP 30, 2006 06:58 PM

NinjaTech said:

Dogslife said:

NinjaTech said:

Dogslife said:

FreakPirate said:
Esquire or some other such rag


Esquire is a better magazine than it lets on. With a monthly column from Chuck Klosterman, regular features by Tom Junod, Scott Raab, and Tom Chiarella it's easily the best bad magazine on newsstands. The annual "What it feels like" and "Dubious Achievements" issues are far more entertaining than this silly contest.



Of those mentioned, the only one with an elaborate or credible writing history


See, instead of reading their resumes, I just read the articles they write. I'm crazy that way.

But hey, I never seem to know what's hip to hate.



Everything is hip to hate.



I'm pretty sure you mean cool to hate.

Volkov

Volkov

San Antonio, TX
OLD SKOOL

SEP 30, 2006 08:54 PM

Dogslife said:

FreakPirate said:
Esquire or some other such rag


Esquire is a better magazine than it lets on. With a monthly column from Chuck Klosterman, regular features by Tom Junod, Scott Raab, and Tom Chiarella it's easily the best bad magazine on newsstands. The annual "What it feels like" and "Dubious Achievements" issues are far more entertaining than this silly contest.



you forgot Andy Langer too. It's not a great magazine in the sense of elevating one's thinking or conscienceness...but it aint bad.

st_even

st_even

Milwaukee, WI
September 2006

SEP 30, 2006 09:14 PM

It's too bad she can't really act, or I might be really turned on.

StarBelliedBoy

StarBelliedBoy

Philadelphia, PA
December 2003

SEP 30, 2006 09:52 PM

This thread needs more tits. Is there a nipple slip to be had somewhere?



I go in search.

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