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Your email address says lot about you—and not just your name. Your choice of domain can mark you out as tech-savvy, behind the times, nerdy, old or just plain lazy.
This Doghouse Diaries analysis places everyone into a group according to their email domain:
Do you agree with the analysis? Even if you don’t, please retire your email addresses from secondary school. (>_> baby4real@yahoo.com)
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