When did common courtesy go out of style? Pretty weak dating skills to not recognize the message someone sent you; probably had a compliment in it too. When someone says something nice to you in public do you dismiss them as well? Try being polite - send a quick "Thanks but I'm not interested" instead of deleting the message immediately. And if your first thought is "I get too many emails to respond to each one" remember YOU put yourself on this site looking for someone too. Made your bed, lay in it.

Me: tall, talented, intelligent, active muay Thai lover seeking a one-of-a-kind woman (what guy isn't, right? Well, the ones who like boys, that's who!! And good luck to them - now back to the ladies for me!). I've been training for almost three years and took aim at a title belt in June 09; I'll be fighting again in Feb/March '10 so I'm in the gym a lot. I'm fiercely loyal to those deserved. I have tattoos. I plan to get more. I like short sentences. And long ones that seem to go on and on with no apparent end in sight or coherent message just a string of words in conjunction with a random thought.

I like dogs. I think other peoples' kids are great because you can give them back when they cry or need a diaper change. But I want one of my own in time. I feel the same about other peoples' pets, minus the diaper change.

I eat healthy. But I have a WICKED sweet tooth. I remember (nearly) the entire dialogue from movies I've only seen once. And you'll unfortunately hear it again most likely, especially when the DVD's not playing.

I think people who walk around with Bluetooth earpieces on their ear when they're not on the phone should be laughed at. You're not that important - or you'd be on the phone - and it's really doesn't make you any more cool because you are "hands free". If you are that important your assistant can forward calls to the phone in your pocket. Now that's cool and important.

I love my Jeep. It loves me back. It's black. And shiny.

I ramble. But I have a lot to say. People listen. Mostly.

People are a passion. And I love to develop others. Especially the guys and girls I fight with (muay Thai reference; I don't just randomly pick fights. Very often.)

Coffee is always good as conversation is the key to developing friendships. I'm not in to "dinner and a movie" unless you want to talk about movies over dinner; really hard to talk during a movie. I'd much rather grab a cup of coffee and walk around the neighborhood or the park - the fewer distractions, the better the chat.

If you read all the way through my profile above this will make sense: If your ideal first date is "dinner and drinks" then we're still a match and should get together as long as you're cool having booze/beer while I drink club soda.