People who sign their emails with the first initial..

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utagaura

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Do you do this?

I hope not!

So many people do this. I think it's just a silly trend. Friends, work colleagues especially.

here are some gems I've received recently.....



"See you at 1 pm. Meeting in Rm 203

S"


"Take care and see you tomorrow!

B xx"


"What time will you arrive?

D"
 
:lol:

I do that sometimes... but I've got my full name in my work email signature so does that count? :lol:
 
i don't mind that really.

in the dance music industry you're an outsider if you don't sign off with "best"....!
 
OH MAN!!! ****ING!!! My theatre based sexually incompitant ****ing retardo bitch mate who I've been telling since 1992 to leave me the **** alone signs his e-mails and **** like that.

I can't stand people who do things like that.
 
Theres a guy in my work who includes the letters HNC (with distinction) after his name, totally seriously as well.
 
djchewie said:
so he did only one year at uni? hardly anything to brag about!
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Its a College qualification. HNC for 1 year courses, HND for 2 year courses. When I went to Uni after getting my HND I could have gone into 3rd year, but I decided to go into 2nd as there was more Physics stuff involved than what I was used to but I ended up getting punted anyway.

but yeah, the reason I mentioned it, its like, putting HNC after your name is just asking for abuse :lol:

To add "(with distinction)" on the end just tops it off. Poor guy. He's a nice fella too, I just don't think anyone has the heart to mention it.
 
fatphilb said:
Its a College qualification. HNC for 1 year courses, HND for 2 year courses. When I went to Uni after getting my HND I could have gone into 3rd year, but I decided to go into 2nd as there was more Physics stuff involved than what I was used to but I ended up getting punted anyway.

but yeah, the reason I mentioned it, its like, putting HNC after your name is just asking for abuse :lol:

To add "(with distinction)" on the end just tops it off. Poor guy. He's a nice fella too, I just don't think anyone has the heart to mention it.
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oh i see now. if the bloke wanted letters after his name, why not do a bloody degree or a masters.

yours

djchewie - BA (Hons) Visual Communication 2:1
 
the letters after name are laughable.

Regards

Greg O'Halloran BA Hons 2.1, MCIPS, DIC, Black Belt (Origami),
 
utagaura said:
:spank:

Do you do this?

I hope not!

So many people do this. I think it's just a silly trend. Friends, work colleagues especially.

here are some gems I've received recently.....



"See you at 1 pm. Meeting in Rm 203

S"


"Take care and see you tomorrow!

B xx"


"What time will you arrive?

D"
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what interesting lives you lead in Deadmonton..

O.
 
Guilty as charged... I do it with text messages as well. For example; "B ther is 5mins" J

Keep er lit,

J (****, there I go again ;))

John Joseph Francis Cranney
Bsc (hons) Marketing, Entrepreneurship and Strategy: 2.1 & MSc Creative Advertising: Pass
 
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I don't mind people doing that in emails if it's people I know and email regularly throughout the day, I often sign emails to close colleagues "HH" and they do the same, but I hate it when people use text-style language in emails when you don't know them and they are asking something serious, it's unprofessional...as for putting HND, what a looser it's hardly a huge educational achievement.
 
Nah... still dont' like it, particularly in emails! ;)

I just wonder if it's a trend, because no one used to do it... then it seems everyone does it.

Ack!!
 
Imagine if Tiesto signed his e-mails as...

" Tiesto - Dj "

or "love always
T - Dj"

I can't stand it. Especially when its someone you know in real life. It makes it that more retarded. Its like "man I know who its from, why sign your name?"

And worst of all, why sign it like some ****ing poorly made 90's ****ing american teenage Tv show? When I see people sign it like that, I imagine the cast of Full House doing **** like that ... But god I love the theme song :D
 
Everyone at my work does it, I have never seen it before so the first few days at work it threw me a bit, i.e.

Sam is off Sick,

Thanks,

J

Or the man I work for he sends me this quite a lot:

E

PPO

N

As in Emma, please put on. Throws you at first but you soon get used to it ;)
 
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