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who is that thing in the red jacket on the coalition side??? love, way to much plastic surgery going on here.

shoe boy wrote:who is that thing in the red jacket on the coalition side??? love, way to much plastic surgery going on here.

and it didn't quite work out

I'm back bitches.

Where is the dislike button

It's the brown slimey thing between your arse cheeks........SUEY

I need to know if there are any Coca-Cola collectors amongst us?

OR

If anyone knows where I can get a bottle valued?

Footy Chick wrote:I need to know if there are any Coca-Cola collectors amongst us?

OR

If anyone knows where I can get a bottle valued?

10c a pop is the current rate

Footy Chick wrote:I need to know if there are any Coca-Cola collectors amongst us?

OR

If anyone knows where I can get a bottle valued?

Single gents join an orderly queue....

Comdedian, hey? You'll be sorry when I eventually find out my coke bottle is worth thousands!

Why?

is it filled witha different kind of coke???

Just looking at an I email sent, and started thinking about what people think are acceptable sign offs (ie. regards, sincerely) on emails between companies.

I only ask because I write "cheers" and sometimes wonder if people think I'm unprofessional, or a douchebag.

Im well aware a fair few on here think the latter.

I normally use Cheers or Kind regards. Depends on my mood.

HH3 wrote:Just looking at an I email sent, and started thinking about what people think are acceptable sign offs (ie. regards, sincerely) on emails between companies.

I only ask because I write "cheers" and sometimes wonder if people think I'm unprofessional, or a douchebag.

Im well aware a fair few on here think the latter.

Coz that needed clearing up

Spargo wrote:

HH3 wrote:Just looking at an I email sent, and started thinking about what people think are acceptable sign offs (ie. regards, sincerely) on emails between companies.

I only ask because I write "cheers" and sometimes wonder if people think I'm unprofessional, or a douchebag.

Im well aware a fair few on here think the latter.

Coz that needed clearing up

These are the sort of things I think about. I've never claimed to be an interesting person.

I normally end with "f#$@ you and the horse you rode in on"

HH3 wrote:

Spargo wrote:

HH3 wrote:Just looking at an I email sent, and started thinking about what people think are acceptable sign offs (ie. regards, sincerely) on emails between companies.

I only ask because I write "cheers" and sometimes wonder if people think I'm unprofessional, or a douchebag.

Im well aware a fair few on here think the latter.

Coz that needed clearing up

These are the sort of things I think about. I've never claimed to be an interesting person.

I was referring to your last line

Ah, yeah thats ok. I know what I am

HH3 wrote:Just looking at an I email sent, and started thinking about what people think are acceptable sign offs (ie. regards, sincerely) on emails between companies.

I only ask because I write "cheers" and sometimes wonder if people think I'm unprofessional, or a douchebag.

Im well aware a fair few on here think the latter.

Pick your audience mate. Someone you have a good working relationship with, or have met and would be happy to have a beer with, then go with Cheers.

Someone you haven't met or someone far more senior in both age and position, then professionalism and respect will go further and ensure you don't "cross the line".

Mythical Creature wrote:I normally use Cheers or Kind regards. Depends on my mood.

I've always wondered why the archaic sounding term "Kind regards" has persisted. It always feels awkward and artificial to me.
I assume it had some meaning once other than the vague impression I get that one may be being kind to bother having regard for the recipient.

So, if I know people well personally, I open with "Hi ....." and sign "Regards"
If it is more of a casual business communication, and I don't know the recipient at all, well enough to really have any significant regard for them, I open with "Hello ...." and just sign off with my name.

If the communication is formal to any extent I use "Dear ......." and end with Yours sincerely or Yours faithfully as is appropriate just as in a formal letter.
( "Dear Sir - Yours faithfully", or, "Dear Mr Jones - Yours sincerely".)