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James

I am here for Dating, Serious Relationships, Friends and Networking

About Me

WEBSITE: www.jameswetzdesign.com
I'm James. Here's what I've figured out thus far in life:
- Every human has the ability to make their life and the lives around them better or worse simply by their choice of facial expressions.
- While puppies and kittens are for the most part all adorable, a greater percentage of dogs maintain their adorableness over time, and thus are the better investment (plus they love you more...go ahead and ask them).
- If given the choice between Pepsi and Coke, most Americans would choose...both, Supersized, and forced directly into their bloodstream intravenously, along with their diabetes medication.
- Shoppers, especially at Wal-Mart for some reason, are so entranced by merchandise that they become absolutely oblivious to anything else in the store, including but not limited to: other shoppers whose paths they are blocking, middle-aisle displays of potato chips they back into, giant freights of merchandise being wheeled in by equally oblivious employees, their own prematurely obese children, and articles of clothing that have become lodged underneath the wheels of their shopping carts.
- The internet is both the best and worst thing in the world at the same time, and there aren't too many things that can make that claim.
- Every company is owned by a small handful of larger companies. So when the side-effects of one product can be eased by the usage of another product, and the same company sells both products, it seems like that company is profiting from side-effects, and probably likes having products with side-effects. Scary thought huh?
- When a serious person says something absurdly un-serious, and does so with a straight face, it's often funny. Sean Connery talking about wanting to ride a pony, or something of that nature.
- One out of every 10 people in the US are currently on Food Stamps. Yes, 30 million out of the 300 million populace. So if you know 10 people, and not one of them are on food stamps, that means somewhere else in this country the ratio must be 2:10 in order for the overall ratio to balance out. And if you know 100 people that aren't, then think about what that means elsewhere. Sad huh?
- Caffeine is completely unnecessary, and anyone who believes otherwise is fooling themselves into wasting a lot of money.
- Lions have got to be jealous of Tigers...they're basically the same animal but one is wearing a much sweeter costume, and got on the cover of Frosted Flakes.
- Whatever I say about you says more about me than it does about you. Thanks Dr. Masterson.
"...every time two people come together to transact any kind of an activity -- business, fraternity, relationship -- your job should be to make their life better off because you were in it." - Jay Abraham, paraphrasing some other dude.

My Interests

I'd like to meet:

I think I'd like to meet you, depending on when and where. Like, if it's in the middle of August, and we're in Texas, I probably don't want to meet you in a parking lot. Seems like it would be really miserable temperature-wise. There would have to be some damn good conversation to make that worthwhile, and why put the extra pressure on meeting someone? It's tough to make a good first impression as it is, much less trying to overcome buckets of sweat pouring down your face. So let's never meet that way. Let's try not to meet during a bank robbery either. I really don't see that working out. First of all, there are guns everywhere. Those things are bad news. But lets say best case scenario, we really hit it off, and want to have a deep conversation. Well guess what, those bank robbers are telling us to be quiet, and I'm not going to piss them off just to get better acquainted with you. And we damn well better not meet in the summer during a bank robbery on a day when the bank's air conditioner conveniently decides to break down. Good luck getting a good conversation out of me in that scenario. Honestly, I hope you brought a book to read, because I probably won't be very good company at that time.

My Blog

Blog number two

You would think that after the 18 month layoff, I'd have one hell of a blog entry. I would have thought that too, but I'm lacking in substance. The drive is there, the energy is there since I sle...
Posted by on Sun, 19 Nov 2006 20:43:00 GMT

The first and maybe last of my blogs

I've only made an attempt at blogging once, and I failed to update it after a few weeks, so I make no promises. I watched In Good Company tonight, and immediately loved the song playing when the credi...
Posted by on Mon, 01 Jan 1900 00:00:00 GMT