Based on the action, I'm guessing I'm up against a couple of big pairs - probably AA (re-raiser) and KK (original raiser). Should I call the re-raise here, since there are two other people and I'll probably stack at least one of them if I hit the flop?

Hand #31223126-16835 at Great Neck (Pot Limit Omaha)
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Started at 02/Jun/06 02:01:00

Kiros52 is at seat 2 with $31.60.
GibbyT is at seat 3 with $6.80.
KateHerself is at seat 4 with $39.60.
stickdude is at seat 5 with $39.55.
Kingtes is at seat 6 with $15.50.
rock7731 is at seat 7 with $14.
bertmansd is at seat 8 with $13.65.
leedsrounder is at seat 9 with $22.85.
The button is at seat 3.

KateHerself posts the small blind of $.10.
stickdude posts the big blind of $.25.

Kiros52: -- -- -- --
GibbyT: -- -- -- --
KateHerself: -- -- -- --
stickdude:
Kingtes: -- -- -- --
rock7731: -- -- -- --
bertmansd: -- -- -- --
leedsrounder: -- -- -- --

Pre-flop:

Kingtes folds. rock7731 calls. bertmansd folds.
leedsrounder raises to $1.10. Kiros52 folds. GibbyT
calls. KateHerself folds. stickdude calls.
rock7731 re-raises to $5.60. leedsrounder calls.
GibbyT folds. stickdude ?????

No, don't raise. If you totally miss the flop you've wasted a lot of money. If you hit it the guy with AA will probably stack off against you horribly at this level. I am quite loose calling re-raises like this, and you hand is definitely a great one for snapping off aces with. You should be prepared to call a LOT of flops (i.e. one pair and a gutshot would be ample for calling a push by the re-raiser if there's no ace out); example:

pokenum -o 8s 9s jd qh - ah ad 4d 2c -- qs 5h 6c
Omaha Hi: 820 enumerated boards containing Qs 6c 5h
cards win %win lose %lose tie %tie EV
9s 8s Jd Qh 420 51.22 400 48.78 0 0.00 0.512
2c Ad 4d Ah 400 48.78 420 51.22 0 0.00 0.488

Anytime you catch much of a piece of the flop you'll have odds to get in vs bare aces, and may even be favourite with an apparently ragged hand.