I'm going to start signing all of my emails with "Cheers!"

Flambeur · Sep 17, 2009

Seriously. The most universal word/salutation/whatever ever. Even better than "Seacrest OUT!"

But yeah. As in:

Mike,

Didn't get that spreadsheet yet. Please resend, Bob is looking for a reason to fire you already.

Cheers,

Flambeur

And no, I'm not British, but they are geniuses for inventing it.

Roikins · Sep 17, 2009

Originally Posted by Flambeur

Seriously. The most universal word/salutation/whatever ever. Even better than "Seacrest OUT!"

But yeah. As in:

Mike,

Didn't get that spreadsheet yet. Please resend, Bob is looking for a reason to fire you already.

Cheers,

Flambeur

And no, I'm not British, but they are geniuses for inventing it.

I started doing this, because in the sciences, it seems like everyone uses it as an email sign-off, and I'm not even corresponding with British scientists. I think it works since it doesn't feel overly familiar or formal.

denimdestroyedmylife · Sep 17, 2009

i did that for a few years but then i just started feeling like a douche
now i sign off:

suck it,

ddml

hossoso · Sep 17, 2009

I like to sign off with "Winningly".

Thomas · Sep 17, 2009

I like "Very Fuckingly Yours"

Especially when corresponding with a female-type.

JustinW · Sep 17, 2009

Cheers mate!

I get the feeling I am being riddiculed in this threak ... but don't really understand.

VKK3450 · Sep 17, 2009

I've started doing it since living in the UK for a few years.

I still occasionally feel a little odd about it.

K

redcaimen · Sep 17, 2009

With the economy the way it is and imbeciles from Americas past like former president Carter reemerging into the limelight, I am reviving another formerly lime lit imbeciles sign off line.

Courage.

unjung · Sep 17, 2009

I signed off on an email today with "cheers." The opening line was "hello ladies!"

thekunk07 · Sep 17, 2009

this is winner

Originally Posted by Thomas

I like "Very Fuckingly Yours"

Especially when corresponding with a female-type.

thekunk07 · Sep 17, 2009

how about:

Truly, madly, deeply.

- kunk

dfagdfsh · Sep 17, 2009

With my sincerest thanks,

Randolph K Esq.

choowy · Sep 17, 2009

I love using "cheers" when the body of the email is quite aggressive. It always gives me a good laugh.

sho'nuff · Sep 18, 2009

Originally Posted by Thomas

I like "Very Fuckingly Yours"

Especially when corresponding with a female-type.

funny, that is my work email sig

gnatty8 · Sep 18, 2009

Originally Posted by Flambeur

Seriously. The most universal word/salutation/whatever ever. Even better than "Seacrest OUT!"

But yeah. As in:

Mike,

Didn't get that spreadsheet yet. Please resend, Bob is looking for a reason to fire you already.

Cheers,

Flambeur

And no, I'm not British, but they are geniuses for inventing it.

I'm going to start signing all of my emails with "Cheers!"

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