email for thugs??? or g-mail as it's more commonly referred to. i have to admit that i really have no idea what g-mail is nor do i really care. i have 5 different email accounts that i check regularly and another 2 or 3 that i've never once checked. i don't see any need to add another to my list...especially one that seems to teeter between gang initiation and an elitist cult. which brings me to what puzzles me most about this g-mail, why are huge numbers of invites being waved around the internet world. "if anyone's interested i've got 12 g-mail invites." "oh by the way, i've got 26 g-mail invites if you'd like to have one." and so on it goes. correct me if i'm wrong, but doesn't that seem a bit odd? if you have to have an "invite", wouldn't you want to be more careful about who you passed those invites on to? and why does it seem like they're as hard to get rid of as tickets to a bad off-broadway production to "Annie"?   ¶ 3:22 PM