Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing your new $10 bill

[RedsBaron]

I'm sorry, but I seem to have lost your address. Where do you live? And what's your work schedule like? Do you own any big dogs?

[savafan]

When it comes to a non-office holder I feel differently. For example, if someone wants to name a bridge after a holder of the Medal of Honor, as has been done in this area, I'm all in favor of doing so while the Medal of Honor winner is alive. In that instance it is not an attempt to curry political favor with anyone, and the real honor comes to the rest of us by just being able to recognize a person who has done so much for his or her country.

What about celebrities like Pete Rose and Mark McGwire, who both have streets named after them? Do you think either Cincinnati or St. Louis (the cities, not the fans) now wish they hadn't named those streets after those guys?

[RedsBaron]

What about celebrities like Pete Rose and Mark McGwire, who both have streets named after them? Do you think either Cincinnati or St. Louis (the cities, not the fans) now wish they hadn't named those streets after those guys?

There's always the risk that when you name something after a person who is still alive, that person may later go out and sully his or her name.

[OldRightHander]

What about celebrities like Pete Rose and Mark McGwire, who both have streets named after them? Do you think either Cincinnati or St. Louis (the cities, not the fans) now wish they hadn't named those streets after those guys?

Think of the irony if P & G decided to put an office on Pete Rose Way.