Making My Own Rules

I'm not getting any younger. I realize this isn't unique to me, but I have decided that I may actually want to age with someone rather than just watching myself age over time. Now that I'm finally attempting to settle down, I figured I would give the whole online dating thing a try. I've tried it before but got through only one date before getting too frustrated with the process to continue.  So this time with a twist...I choose a few friends to make the decisions for me.

I will definitely need a few ground rules:

1. I get the final say. Even though I'm giving up my right to initially choose, I still get a say in who I end up with, after all, I'd like to think I am a good judge of character. I don't plan to use this right of veto very often, but it's important to know that it's there.
2. Only my close friends (and occasionally family - i.e. my sister) will get to pick the guys I date.  I'm not giving this control to people that don't even know me. If you are fortunate enough to be chosen to help with this task you are welcome to ask anyone you would like, however, I expect you to make the final say.
3. I expect you, as my close friends, to make good decisions.  Don't purposely send me on a date with a meat head, unless you are trying to start a war and then beware for my chance to get even...[insert evil laugh here]
4. I plan to be up front with the guys I'm dating.  It's best to start with honesty anyway, right?  They may not know which of my friends made the choice but it's probably best if they know that my friends are behind it.  Besides, it gives me a good out if I'm not interested and a conversation topic for the ones that aren't capable of talking about anything else.
5. The names have been changed. I don't want to run the risk of embarrassing anyone, mostly me, so names and any other information that may give too much away has been changed for protective purposes.  Otherwise, the stories you read will be truth or most of it, for your entertainment.
6. I may develop rules as we go along.  If you have any reason to question this rule, please refer back to rule #1.