He then tells Ranma that he has "no right to be
>picky over women."  Before Genma can expand on this, though, Ranma trips
>him into the river.  I think I initially thought that this meant Ranma
>wasn't very popular with the ladies (which I _know_ isn't the case).  So,
>what do any of you think Genma meant with his statement?  Maybe Ranma is
>just inexperienced?  Or something more?

Ranma is a schmuck.  Let us look at the women who are attracted to him.  The
only one who was not cocered by law or parents into an engagement is
Kodachi.  This should tell us LOADS about the type of person Ranma is.

However, I think Genma may have been implying this as Ranma is only "Half" a
man.  Kinda would put him at the bottom of the male pecking order (note:
with my good taste I refrained from saying "Beneath the male pecking order")

Good Day,
Eric
Eric J. Brown
OU Classics/Japanese History Major who supports inter-island trade.
http://rossby.metr.uoknor.edu/~ebrown/index.html

"If I never loved I never would have cried" -I am a Rock- Simon and Garfunkel