WTF do I do with hands like this? TPGK OOP aggro opp

[Anacardo]

Full Tilt Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
5 players
Edited from what must be the worst hand converter in human history, but nothing else supports Full Tilt

Stack sizes:
UTG: $40.50
CO: $50.75
Button: $52.95
SB: $39.75
Anacardo: $101.50

Pre-flop:Anacardo is BB with: AdQh
UTG folds, CO raises to $1.75 Button folds, SB calls, Anacardo calls.

Flop:4d As 6c ($5.25, 3 players)
SB checks, Anacardo bets $4, CO calls,

Turn: Jc ($13.25, 2 players)
Anacardo checks, CO bets $8.5, Anacardo calls.

River: 2c ($30.25, 2 players)
Anacardo checks, CO is all-in $36.5, Anacardo folds.
Uncalled bets: $36.5 returned to CO.

I want this hand over, quickly. I have less than 50 hands on cutoff; so far he's 22/20 and very aggressive on the big streets. On the one hand I feel like I'm inducing a bet with a weaker hand; on the other hand I don't see what he's stacking off with on the river that can't beat top pair second kicker, since my turn call says 'I have an ace and I'm okay with it." Thoughts?

<br><strong>Results:</strong>
Final pot: $30.25

[derosnec]

aq is fun to play oop. dry flop. you're beating AT/KK/QQ on the turn, so, bet, fold to raise in my opinion.

the way i play this - and it works the vast majority of the time - is to reraise pf and 1/2 pot flop and scoop up the chips a huge % of the time (if it even gets to flop). i never call a raise oop with aq. it's just asking for trouble (from experience, not theory).