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Some people can't live without e-mail — and, apparently, some people can't die without it. Fortunately for those in the latter group, there's mylastemail.com, a new service that promises to deliver your final, heartfelt e-mail messages to your friends and relatives once you have passed on to that big cubicle in the sky.
Another email chain-letter containing a picture of a dead child and threatening death if the receiver does not pass it on is circulating among schoolchildren.
Some people on East Tremont Avenue, "The Home of the Murder Burger," say that in the early 1980's, a fatal shooting occurred outside the deli and that the burger was created in memory of the dead.
