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Good email sign-offs

newinny

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Ok, I have a tough time injecting friendly emotion in my emails which I'm trying to remedy.

I need one sentence that conveys the idea "i hope we run into each other around the office" without sounding ****, young or amateurish.
 

itsstillmatt

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I like the Black Platano classic. "In conclusion, **** all of you."
 

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"I have scheduled a meeting in my pants for your mouth; please make sure you are not late."
 

newinny

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These are entirely too professional for my purposes.
 

L'Incandescent

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I've always used "Cordially" as my complimentary closing. It says "I have friendly feelings toward you" in just one word. Which is good, because I don't really have more than one word's worth of friendly feelings toward my colleagues.
 

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"comport yourself accordingly" or "govern yourself accordingly"
 

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