What amazed me was the picture related to this link. However, after certain consideration, and thinking about the way this poor soul probaly got that genital virus on eyelids, I came to the conclusion that practically any part of the body could be called genitalium(a), everything depends on context.

please excuse the interuption, but I was wondering where Toyman was. He mentioned a few weeks ago that Russians and Serbs were going to get into their tanks and roll up to NATO's headquarters in Belgium.

Well, if any of you cross paths with him, would you do me a favor? Ask him if he and his comrads will stop at a McDonalds on the way. If so, ask him to pick me up a Chicken McGrill, one order of Fries, and a Coke. I'll pay him when he gets to NATO. OK

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Clinton is urging Russian President Vladimir Putin to shelve plans to sell laser technology to Iran, telling him it could be adapted to a nuclear weapons program, an administration official said Tuesday.

The Russian leader took the request seriously, but the follow-up is critical, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Clinton has raised the prospective sale with Putin at least twice -- at an eight-nation economic summit meeting in Japan in July and this month while the two leaders were in New York for the U.N. Millennium Summit -- the official said.

The appeal was framed in the context of the campaign the administration undertook in 1993 and accelerated in 1996 to stop the "leakage'' of dangerous technology to Iran.

The official told The Associated Press he was convinced Clinton had managed to get Putin focused on the problem. His promise to consider the appeal was reassuring, the official said.

Still, Russian experts apparently are not so convinced as Americans that the laser technology could help Iran in what the United States believes is a secret program to acquire nuclear bombs.

Iran contends the technology it seeks would be used for peaceful purposes, but U.S. officials are skeptical.

Russia, strapped for money, has pursued a lucrative relationship with Iran, often at the cost of roiling Russia's relationship with the United States.

A second U.S. official, insisting on anonymity, said the process, atomic vapor laser isotope separation, was internationally recognized as sensitive nuclear technology.