A while back it was remarked in the american press as to the popularity of
the cartoon character Dilbert amongst women.

I think this was based on a misunderstanding of Dilbert, who's really a
cynical smartass loser.

Keiichi on the other hand seems to have much to recommend him.

He's as sensitive and caring as Alan Alda.  (He would never make a Dilbert
style insensitively truthful comment about his date.)

He's smart, well educated and devoted to a career that promises a reliable
paycheck.

As a race driver he's something of an sports hero.  (As long as he retires
before he loses his head. ;-)

The only negatives about K1 are his tendency to ignore his SO while he's
working ("Maybe if I made some cookies, Kei-chan would at least have to
look up and thank me for them.") and his short stature. (Which hopefully
doesn't imply any damage to his Y-chromosome. ;-)

	Henry J. Cobb	hcobb@slip.net          http://www.io.com/~hcobb
    Any sufficiently cool technology is indistinguishable from religion.