So you broke up with Jessie but your email address is MeLoveJessieForever@netscape.com. Google doesn’t care. Your 2 week stint with Jessie is now immortalized in the login that you created to your google account with the aforementioned email address. I don’t care how many internets you will pay to have it removed. Your internets are not worth anything at Google.

I’d love to hear their explanations for things like this:

FYI, it’s a Home Depot.

It may seem like ancient news to some of you. You, who have been dwelling in gmail themes for months now. For us Google Apps folks, though… we’ve waited, mostly impatiently. Today is the day for my domain!

Google Apps themes have arrived!!!

Apparently I wasn’t the only one confused, but not necessarily surprised by Google’s apparent attempt to shut down the internet. Matt Drudge went red-head on the story. “Red-head”, of course, meaning he turned the story into a drudgereport.com headline and, for emphasis, made the font color red.

Head over to the drudgereport for some details and a statement from Google concerning the incident. Or just go straight to the story as told by those silly brits.

Apparently Google’s malware warning was toughened up this morning. Maybe a little bit too much. First, I started thinking that Google is on a campaign against my favorite websites. Then I realize that perhaps they just went a little too far with their definition of potential malware. For instance, why are all the map applications flagged?

It’s not just the flag. When you try to visit the link, you’re hit with this

Notice, this is Yahoo mail being flagged as a website with malware. What about gmail? They aren’t left out either.

Is anyone else seeing this???