Paper Napkin

Paper Napkin aims to rid you of the chore of rejecting someone after too close an encounter. The scenario, as the site puts it, finds you being unable to put off a would be suitor -- or just some dumb-ass that wants to get in your pants -- instead of making a scene, simply give your email address to him/her. Only it's not your email address, it's 'insert_name_here@papernapkin.net.' When the would be suitor (or dumb-ass that wants to get in your pants) writes you, you don't get an email, but they get a rejection note, sometimes with acid -- the really desperate pleas get posted online and ridiculed. Check it out.

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