Disgusting savages; list them ALL itt

maybe he was saying he was the Best Jeff out of all Jeffs or something

Yeah I considered that too!
Best,
kinder

william shatner used to sign all of his tweets "my best, bill", sometimes shortening it to "MBB"

I like 'Best' as a sign-off

im a regardsman

_self-important fitness assholism_
Yup

i am a 'Best' user too. its okay. definitely un-savage.

i switched from 'best regards' to 'cheers' like 18 months ago and it's been lifechanging tbh

I don't like 'cheers', I tolerate it as a blood sausage jolly good wut wut thing from olde Britaine but from anyone else it's even more of an eye roll

i am a 'Best' user too. its okay. definitely un-savage.

― Hmmmmm (jamiesummerz), Tuesday, January 14, 2020 5:35 PM (twenty-three minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

So in conclusion, just write your name at the bottom because apparently everything else is Savage

Laters.

I use 'best' more than half the time.

How do we feel about “Warm Regards”?

"Moist Regards,"

Great now my head goes to Moist Depends

I have a correspondant who signs "Truly" which I absolutely adore but cannot come to adopt it myself

https://i.imgur.com/h1KT3nX.jpg

I don't like 'cheers', I tolerate it as a blood sausage jolly good wut wut thing from olde Britaine but from anyone else it's even more of an eye roll

― juntos pedemos (Euler), Tuesday, January 14, 2020 11:42 AM (one hour ago) bookmarkflaglink

yeah if you are saying this and aren't British it's v grating

sorry everyone

cheers, vg

I've gotten where I sign emails with either just my first name (without a hyphen), or a hyphen and first initial (sometimes lower-case).

vg I think you should lean into it with a full cheerio

indubitably yours,

brownie

yours excrementally,

vg

I think we need to return to elaborate 19th century signoffs. Wouldn't getting an email that ended with "I Remain, Your Stalwart And Loyal Friend" or whatever brighten up your day?

the misplaced comma would dampen it a little

Misplaced by contemporary standards, but when you see a letter in a novel by Dickens or Trollope or whoever, that's exactly how it's written. So you gotta go with it, for full accuracy.

Fuck off,

Neanderthal

P.S. And suck my dick

http://simonkidner.co.uk/george_letters/george28_scan.jpg

https://c8.alamy.com/comp/ERHEXH/anthony-trollope-signed-fascimile-letter-from-the-english-novelist-ERHEXH.jpg

dickens definitely liked underlining his name too often, and i'm not claiming no literary figure in the 19th century ever mistakenby used a single comma to cut subject off from verb, but the correct form was this:
i:
"I Remain Your Stalwart And Loyal Friend,
Grawlix Unperson
ii: (or possibly, occasionally and ornately)
"I Remain, As God Is My My Witness, Your Stalwart And Loyal Friend,
Grawlix Unperson

If Dickens used a fountain pen it’s totally excusable imo

he shd have used a red felt tip he's cancelled imo

wot, americans are using "cheers"?

I sign off all my work emails correctly with "I love you"

Many xposts but I don't actually mind 'best', I was just thrown by it first time.

wot, americans are using "cheers"?

It'll be 'toodle pip' next.

the only people who have said cheers to me have been Britons .or people who have been about to glass me.

All this agita around sign offs is just a veil for our collective misanthropy

A long time ago I worked for a British literary agent who varied her sign-offs from ‘yours sincerely’ to ‘best wishes’ to ‘love’ depending on the mood she was in with the recipient. British publishing is full of people micro-analysing written interaction, obviously. We took dictation of the letters and when we got to signing off, she’d mention that someone accustomed to ‘love’ was getting ‘yours sincerely’ that day and our reactions were oooOOOooo.

I don't like 'cheers', I tolerate it as a blood sausage jolly good wut wut thing from olde Britaine but from anyone else it's even more of an eye roll

― juntos pedemos (Euler), Tuesday, January 14, 2020 11:42 AM (one hour ago) bookmarkflaglink

yeah if you are saying this and aren't British it's v grating

― Suggest Banshee (Hadrian VIII), Tuesday, 14 January 2020 18:25 (four hours ago) bookmarkflaglink

hi lads

I heard it on the newsies wewsies

whimsical british "wordplay" is mortifying. feel ashamed even pasting this, but an actual prime minister quote:
"We are working up a plan so people can bung a bob for a Big Ben bong"

xp what no you are entitled by birth

also aussies, kiwis

MACLUNKEY

people who romanticise the rain

maybe the real disgusting savage is . . . you

Hugh

feeling v attacked by this thread today imo

People who sit at larger tables than they need in cafes & pubs, so when you go in as a group of four or more all the tables for four or more are taken up by one or two people even though all the tables for two are empty.

my two local shops only sell grated bags of parmesan, it's fucking ridiculous because if you don't use it all in one go it goes mouldy after a few days. I like to grate how much I need as i go along thank you very much and a 300g block will work out cheaper and go much further and waste less plastic than 3 times 100g bags obv.

Probably already covered itt but bears repeating after it happened to me twice this morning. Disgusting savages who impatiently inch forward into the crosswalk while pedestrians are legally crossing should lose their drivers licenses.

A bus driver did this to me this morning. I stopped and turned toward the windshield, and it was the driver for my occasional afternoon route! She gave me a big wave, and I waved back thinking, "was this how you were trying to get my attention?"