Men's Health Knows (almost nothing about) What To Say To A Naked Woman

Posted by Brian Fairbanks

 

Since their post does not include a publication date, we cannot say for certain, but we would put at least a few dollars on this Men's Health piece having been greenlit during the slow holiday season. 

Yesterday, someone alerted us to their piece entitled "The 30 Hottest Things to Say to a Naked Woman." It might as well have been titled "10 Hot Things To Say To A Woman You've Slept With More Than Once And 20 Things To Earn You 'Weirdo' Status..."

Below, we present the most cringe-inducing entries from their list, by order of discovery. While most won't be red flags or dealbreakers, it's hard to imagine situations where even a few of these would come in handy:

1. "Good morning." [Okay, far from disturbing and practically essential... but #1 Hottest Thing to Say to a Naked Woman?!]

2. "Is it okay with you if I take this slow?"

7. "Do you feel this, too?" ("This" being an incredible emotional euphoria.)

8. "Hungry? Stay right here. I'll go make you a burrito."

17. While looking at moonlight reflecting on the ceiling: "What do you see?"

21. Any use of the word "hot." Especially: "You're so hot." [How creative!]

23. Words that end in "uck." Yes, even  "duck," when appropriate.

24. "There's nothing else I'd rather be doing right now." [Lame!]

26. "Damn, I've missed you."

28. Playful laughter.

29. "Don't ever leave me."

No word on whether 29 is supposed to be said with a whimpering desperation in your voice... or while holding an ax.

Via Men's Health.

 

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Comments

miss_gray said:

This is reason 4679 why I'm glad I'm gay.

December 29, 2008 11:34 AM

Emily Farris said:

I recently received a version of #29 ("Please don't leave in the morning") which made me leave almost immediately.

December 29, 2008 1:47 PM

About Brian Fairbanks

Brian Fairbanks, the Senior National Political Correspondent for Nerve, is a filmmaker living in Brooklyn or New Orleans, depending on the season. He is a heavily-armed advocate of gun control.

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