I have a friend who once tried to convince me that I wasn’t a man unless I’ve had “The Clap.” Thankfully, I never became a man.

But for those who are anxious to find out if they’ve entered manhood, there is a new website that enables people with sexually transmitted diseases to send an anonymous e-mail warning to their partner.

The site is called inspot.org and it uses the E-card model to send messages like “I’m So Sorry” to notify people that they may have been exposed to a disease.

Which brings me to the question, “How is it possible that a person won’t know who the anonymous sender is?” Because unless you’re having sex like picking up a latte at Starbucks, people remember who they slept with.

I don’t know, maybe the service is only good for strippers, hookers, and one night stands, all of which probably don’t have your e-mail to begin with.

Personally, I wouldn’t want to find out that I entered manhood through an e-mail.

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