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Rube (n. Am. circus slang, ca 1930's): a person who isn't sexually aroused by graphs.
LOL and it's rare that I do, Thanks Doc.
We see in this discussion various interpretations of "Hotness" and so the "Hottest Women of All Time," must be a vastly populated list.
Realistically the Hollywood orientation is due to media selection, and may be the best means of selection for "Hottest."
"Most Attractive" would be a broader class, I'd expect. And Stella has a point that proximity and opportunity, are significant factors.
Eye contact can change the degree of "Hotness" in a flash. A four can zoom up to eight in a instant with the right eye expression.
As much as I love redheads, I'd go with Audrey.
These probably would never end up on a list, but they are the actresses that I personally would go lesbian for. I know that I really like guys, so a woman has to have a lot of charisma and a certain something for me to be interested.
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That last one is Very Pretty.
Rube (n. Am. circus slang, ca 1930's): a person who isn't sexually aroused by graphs.
Excuse me? Humphrey Bogart wanted to run off with her and was not only devastated when she wasn't at the train station, but broken up when he saw her again with another manBergman was never really sexy
Check out the beauties from the 20s: Lillian Gish, Clara Bow, Mary Pickford, Faye Wray.
But for my own "hottest women" list, Rachel Maddow would be at the top. She is super smart, super passionate...and super liberal doesn't hurt (for me, that is). And she has this geeky side that I find hot. She's also quite attractive. Rachel is the whole package.
Rita Hayworth just had to toss her hair back and look innocent to get men going, a la Shawshank
I think it might be good to stop at this point and briefly meditate on the meaning of "hotness" (or "hottiness" or even "hotitude" if you prefer.)
Being beautiful isn't the same as being hot. Being sexy isn't even quite the same as being hot. Beauty, and even sexiness to a certain degree, are physical qualities, and I'm sure we can all think of examples of men and women who are beautiful and sexy but not hot. Ingrid Bergman and Grace Kelly were certainly beautiful, but they didn't even register on my hotometer. In fact, all of Hitchcock's heroines were notorious for being beautiful but sexless blondes. Could anyone possibly refer to Doris Day as hot??
It's harder to think of women who were sexy and heatless, but Tyra Banks immediately comes to my mind. This magnificently sexy model had an unfortunate talk show on TV, and once she opened her mouth and revealed how totally dull, vapid, and self-absorbed she was, any pretensions to hotness just flew out the window. Hearts and penises shrank. She knew everything about being sexy and nothing about being sexual.
I think of hotness as a measure of sexual potential. It's our estimate of how good a sex partner someone would make, or how exciting it would be to suddenly be the object of their attention at a party, say. Volts are a measure of electrical potential. The higher the voltage between two object, the bigger the spark they're going to crate. It's something like that.