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A two-headed young tortoise is held by its owner, Noel Daniels, in Wellington, South Africa, Wednesday, May 28, 2003. Daniels says that the tortoise does all the things a normal tortoise does and that the rare phenomena occurs during the embryonic stage of development. (AP Photo/Obed Zilwa)



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California first baseman Veronica Nelson rounds second base after hitting a two-run homer in the fifth inning against Arizona, Sunday, May 25, 2003, in an elimination game in the Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City. It was Nelson's 13th home run of the season. California won 4-1, and advances to Monday's championship game. (AP Photo/Jerry Laizure)



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U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., left, and former President Bill Clinton laugh together as Kennedy introduces Clinton at the John F. Kennedy Library in Boston, Wednesday, May 28, 2003. Clinton addressed a crowd of several hundred during a forum called 'A Conversation with President Clinton’, moderated by historian Michael R. Beschloss. (AP Photo/Steven Senne)



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Brad 'Yard-Man' Hauter of Terre Haute, Ind. rides his lawnmower on Capitol Hill Wednesday, May 28, 2003, part of his 5,600 mile journey to benefit the national charity Keep America Beautiful. Hauter started driving his riding lawn mower in San Francisco, it's his second national lawnmower tour to raise money for Keep America Beautiful. (AP Photo/Nick Crettier, HO)



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Visitors to the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minn., were greeted with signs banning guns on the premises Wednesday, May 28, 2003, as new handgun laws took effect in Minnesota. (AP Photo/Jim Mone)



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Sultaana Freeman is shown in an undated booking photo offered by Florida Assistant Attorney General Jason Vail in Orange County court in Orlando, Florida, May 27, 2003. The photo was offered into evidence, but denied by Judge Janet Thorpe. Freeman, a Muslim, is battling for the right for her right to wear a veil in her Florida driver's license photo. Her license was revoked by state officials who said allowing hidden faces on licenses is a security risk. Freeman believes that taking a photograph of her face would violate the Quran, the Muslim holy book. REUTERS/Red Huber/POOL



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An unidentified player smacks away miniature attacking ninjas using EyeToy to play 'Kung Foo' in this promotional image from Sony Computer Entertainment. The EyeToy, a USB camera attachment and motion tracking technology, projects a full-size image of the player on the screen where PlayStation2 games are controlled with hand and body motions. It also offers online video conferencing. (AP Photo/ Sony Computer Entertainment)



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Resting sea lions invade a dock and private boat along the Coast Guard pier in Monterey, Calif., Wednesday, May 28, 2003. Officials estimate that about 500 sea lions are now squatting in the area. They say the same thing happened about seven years ago, although there were twice as many of the creatures then. They hung around for a few weeks and then left. Fishermen are frustrated because the sea lions getting in their way are protected by federal law and can't be harmed. (AP Photo/Mike Fiala)

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Shouldn' that be [size=3]FORMER[/size=3] President Clinton?

Why doesn't this guy just go away?

Out of some sort of American tradition, all former presidents are still referred to as president when addressed.  Kinda' like always calling a doctor a doctor, even after they retire.

However, having said that, I firmly believe that we should make an exception in Clinton's case.

If that's the case, why do I still hear some news sations refer to President Bush as simply MR Bush?

That pisses me off. they still talk about Slick Willie as if he were still residing at 1600 Pennsylvania.

More press Bill gets, the less press the Dem. Presidential candidates seem to get.

Bump for the night shift.

If someone wanted to shoot a lot of people, they would have to go somewhere else.  The sign prohibits them from doing that.

Please pay attention.

Good ones JR.

A baby seal walks into a bar.

Bartender: Can I get you something to drink?

Baby Seal: Anything but a Canadian Club on the rocks.

Badda Boom.

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reminds me of a movie with tom selek in it