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Can you name the Sexiest U.S. Presidents?
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Name the U.S. Presidents in order of their sex appeal, according to a 2010 ranking by Nerve.com
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President
Reasoning
#1
'...part Chuck Norris, part Evel Knievel, part John Wayne, and part Daniel Craig.'
#2
'...only (he) had Marilyn.'
#3
'Smart, funny, and have you seen him with his shirt off?'
#4
'...tall, gentlemanly, and he wrote the Declaration of Independance.'
#5
'He's like Johnny Depp, but without as much to show for himself.'
#6
'When (he) enters the room, the party starts.'
#7
'Great one-night-stand material for all the same reasons that he was a terrible president.'
#8
'Rich, good-looking, charistmatic, and sensitive...'
#9
'...this guy was also a movie star. There's also hard evidence that Nancy was a freak in her younger days.'
#10
'The tallest president at six-foot-four, (he) was a successful lawyer [and] a great conversationalist.'
#11
'...tall, a war hero, and rode a white horse.'
#12
'...a quiet distinguished air about him. Kind of like Mario Lopez.'
#13
'...elder and younger have almost the same face, so it would be wrong of us to place him too far from his progeny.'
#14
'...not to mention that his nickname was 'Old Rough and Ready.''
#15
'...you can't deny that the man had a nice chin dimple.'
#16
'Tall, fatherly, and only a little bit creepy.'
#17
'With a bulbous nose, a chin that seems to recede into his neck and a weird hairline, (he) is almost awkward to look at.'
#18
'Not bad-looking, but his face doesn't hide the fact that he was a degenerate drunk.'
#19
'...the goofy-looking guy with a great personality.'
#20
'(He's) like an ex-boyfriend you stayed friends with: looking back, you realize it wasn't so bad.'
#21
'(He) has a certain air about him, but still, the 'S' doesn't stand for 'Sexiness.''
#22
'(He) was impeached largely for being unpopular, so you have to imagine he was obnoxious as hell.'
Ranking
President
Reasoning
#23
'If you find older men sexy but like them very thin, (he's) your man.'
#24
'(He) was like Jersey Shore: jocky and dumb, but you can't look away.'
#25
'(He) was the Clint Eastwood of presidents, but he loses serious points for the whole genocide thing.'
#26
'...he has to get a little credit for having been assassinated.'
#27
''...looks strangely like the father from Everybody Loves Raymond, although you really have to admire the muttonchops.'
#28
'...not a very attractive man, but he rocked some outrageous muttonchops.'
#29
'(His) huge forehead and stern demeanor remind us of a high-school principal.'
#30
'The strong, silent type... in an off-putting, 'please don't make my skin into a lampshade' kind of way.'
#31
'Sure he's the father of the Constitution, but he was only five-foot-four.'
#32
'(He) botched Reconstruction [...] He also had a stupid beard.'
#33
'A giant, white-haired baby.'
#34
'He's ugly, he knows it, and he doesn't care.'
#35
'The puckered old-man face is a turn-off, but causing the Great Depression is worse.'
#36
'Luckily for him, the Darwin Awards were still over a century away from their inception.'
#37
'He gave us most of the legal principles we value dearly, but he did not do New England proud in the looks department.'
#38
'...looks like an angrier, skinnier, balder version of his father.'
#39
'...the only man to serve two non-consecutive terms, thereby screwing up the numbering system.'
#40
'Very few have ever fantasized about (him), possibly because most people have forgotten he existed.'
#41
'He had a face like putty and a dour look only a banker could love.'
#42
'...out of all the presidents, he definitely bore the strongest resemblance to Garfield the cat.'
#43
'The receding brow, the virulent racism, the opposition to everything sexy about the '60s...'
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Sexiest U.S. Presidents Quiz
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shenry1313
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Feb 19th, 2010 at 15:06 GMT
1 point
ok richard nixon is not the worst looking president...i mean come on
Trivia4Fun
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Feb 19th, 2010 at 15:20 GMT
0 points
Quiz within a quiz---He graduated both from Havard and Yale?
nymets18
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Feb 19th, 2010 at 19:19 GMT
-1 points
Actually, Carter was so bad.
rlnintendo
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Feb 19th, 2010 at 21:13 GMT
2 points
You should go to the style page, and make the 3rd column the widest, so then not as mush scrolling is required. You can also make the middle, and first column smaller than they are. It'llhelp the overall appearence of the quiz.
Lowbill
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Mar 27th, 2010 at 06:29 GMT
1 point
If I have to click on a clue, why is it also necessary to type a first name?
cupcakemafia13
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Apr 11th, 2010 at 21:04 GMT
-1 points
How in the world was Clinton not first? Like I kept typing it cause I thought maybe I was spelling it wrong but, Roosevelt?...Really?
grendelsbayne
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Dec 23rd, 2011 at 08:39 GMT
1 point
Both the Roosevelt answers aren't working (at least not the last name). If that was intentionally done, it would be nice to include a note about it, and make it consistent across the quiz (Adams, Harrison and Bush all work fine).
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