Mail: typing my own email address in composition window PROBLEM

This is a weird problem which arose in the last few weeks. When I type my own email address in a composition window, Mail will add a bunch of HTTP like text to the text. Here is an example in which I have changed my real address to a fake one:
This is my email mail@http://www.http://www.http://www.fakedomain.comcomcomcom.
This does NOT happen with any other addresses, just mine, which is the same address setup in my accounts. If I try using the delete key to remove the faulty text, it just keeps adding more of the same. ***? I'm perplexed.
Any ideas?
Mail version 4.2 (1077)
OS 10.6.2

The following test might be helpful in deciding what to try next: Create a New User Account, and as that New User try to set up at least one account -- if POP set to leave messages on the server. If not familiar with setting up a New User Account, see:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/8235.html
This will be a useful test to now check this behavior in another User Account, and of course is not meant to suggest a permanent switch to the New User Account, but rather a test of the Mail application outside of your normal User Account, and hopefully outside the use of Mail Unread. You could then set that User up to use Mail Unread, and see if the same happens there.
Ernie

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