How many times have you came home drunk, hopped on your computer, logged on to Gmail and wrote an email that you’ll regret writing in the morning? Well, it happens to some people, and Google has a method that may help you from drunk-mailing the people in your address book.

The new Gmail feature will ask five math equations before you actually send it. Here’s the kicker. You have only 60 seconds to answer the questions correctly. If you get the questions wrong or fail to answer in the time allotted, you’ll get a message that says, “Water and bed for you.”

The feature will not be available on iPhones or Blackberrys which feature Gmail applications. So, if you find yourself crying in the corner of the club typing a botched I-want-you-back email to your ex-boo on your iPhone, you’re on your own.

Cell phones abroad will actually help mobile users from drunk-communication. LG released a phone in Korea that actually features a breathalyzer. Virgin Mobile users in Austrailia can use a feature that will allow them to block certain numbers at late hours of the night.

Ok, I’m guilty of drunk-dialing, but it’s never anything emotional. It’s always a call to someone so I can laugh my drunkness away. I don’t really see myself logging on to my personal Gmail account and emailing. Drunk-texting is something someone needs to combat because texting is becoming more common than talking on the phone for some people. Then again, who doesn’t want their best friend to call them at 3 a.m. and keep saying, “I love you, man!” Makes you feel the love.