THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: BlueTsunami on April 02, 2007, 10:52:24 PM
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And I'm not European :'(
OH GOD WHAT HAVE I DONE
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I don't know what that post means but I'm going to send you a PM.
You better like it....
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Man, only British people are allowed to say that, like how only people of African descent can say the N word.
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European = English?
You probably got the job. Every one want's a Hugh Grant type working for them. Start practising your English accent.
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Oh thats what you meant silly me
Cheers.
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Man, only British people are allowed to say that, like how only people of African descent can say the N word.
No doubt. And this was a young chick too (I had met with her two weeks back). Shes totally going to be like...
*Reading through email*
mhmmm...mhmmmm....yes....huh? Cheers? The fuck is this shit? Probably some sexual innuendo. Totally Sexual Harassment.
*throws my application in the trash*
:'(
European = English?
You probably got the job. Every one want's a Hugh Grant type working for them. Start practising your English accent.
She knows I'm Spanish...but I'ma slowly work into an English accent just in case.
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I don't know what that post means but I'm going to send you a PM.
You better like it....
I just got it. AWWWWW JUNPEI PUPPY LOVE CONFIRMED :rofl
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i'd not only NOT hire you; i'd hire you, rape you with a tube of pillsbury croissant dough, toss you in a gutter, and then make a hobo fire you.
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:lol
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i'd not only NOT hire you; i'd hire you, rape you with a tube of pillsbury croissant dough, toss you in a gutter, and then make a hobo fire you.
As long as I'm payed accordingly
:tophat
BlueTsu needs them monies
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I don't think "cheers" is terrible. It's better than like,
Dear Boss,
Yadda yadda.
~ Nikki
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:lol
If I was a girl I could be cutesy with it (no offense). But I have to somehow walk that line of professionalism but not cold. Try to be sincere but not like I'm trying to have the persons babies (the one I'm sending the email too). Oh god its HARD :cry
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:lol :lol :lol
He probably thinks your gay now. Don't be surprised if he offers you a raise if you can give him a raise, if you know what I mean. ;)
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I say regards
Regards,
Demi
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I say regards
Regards,
Demi
Not best regards?
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Nah, because what if you hate the person? Regards is nice and moderate.
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I say regards
Regards,
Demi
Regards is a good one. I don't like sincerely.
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I say regards
Regards,
Demi
That is just pure class, all the way.
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I was actually thinking about using "Regards" or "Sincerely" but for me "Regards" sounded kinda jarring (the way its just sudden) and "Sincerely" sounded too intimate. But thinking about it now...I should have just used "Regards". Either way, CHEERIO MY BLOKES HAHAHAHA... ugh whyyyyyyyyyyyy
I feel like Ross when he started teaching a College class and used a fake English accent and couldn't stop. Oh gosh, I just referenced a Friends episode noooooo. Wheres Cajole when I need him.
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Best wishes is good too.
You should of been like pimpwerx or whoever and signed out PEACE. Fight the power :punch
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Was this you drifting off to watch a TV show?
Thank yo..u...cheers...
Ona somewhat related note I once got a business email that started "Dear Matt."
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I was actually thinking about using "Regards" or "Sincerely" but for me "Regards" sounded kinda jarring (the way its just sudden) and "Sincerely" sounded too intimate. But thinking about it now...I should have just used "Regards". Either way, CHEERIO MY BLOKES HAHAHAHA... ugh whyyyyyyyyyyyy
I feel like Ross when he started teaching a College class and used a fake English accent and couldn't stop. Oh gosh, I just referenced a Friends episode noooooo. Wheres Cajole when I need him.
Sincerely is totally not intimate
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I was actually thinking about using "Regards" or "Sincerely" but for me "Regards" sounded kinda jarring (the way its just sudden) and "Sincerely" sounded too intimate. But thinking about it now...I should have just used "Regards". Either way, CHEERIO MY BLOKES HAHAHAHA... ugh whyyyyyyyyyyyy
I feel like Ross when he started teaching a College class and used a fake English accent and couldn't stop. Oh gosh, I just referenced a Friends episode noooooo. Wheres Cajole when I need him.
Sincerely is totally not intimate
It felt like that at the time but I was being anal about what I should close with. The general consensus though, is that I should have gone with anything other than "Cheers". Oh man, the fact that I used that to close my email is sounding sillier and sillier :lol
PEACE,
Jeremy
:'(
Oh and....I have a painfully obvious Latin last name. So just imagine "Cheers" being followed by that Latin last name.
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I mix it up. Sometimes it's "regards", but it's mostly "thanks!" lately. I like to give that informal air right at the end, you know?
Once I've emailed someone twice, it's "cheers," or even "cheers!" if I'm feeling really cheery. Then I start signing my name as "-alistairw" rather than "Alistair". It's hot. People love it.
I don't think signing cheers is bad for you, dude.
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Let me know if this helps you get the job. I just got another internship rejection email so I need a new strategy.
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Question if your taken to a brewery with a group of managers and senior regional corporate managers. Is it ok to order a beer or drink? I wouldnt ask if I didnt know. But I'm really fucking nervous and I need either a ice breaker for small talk or something and I know a lot of fun facts about booze. I dont know too much that would be fun in the tech world to talk to them about. I know not to order a beer if they dont but is it ok if they do. Does it reflect badly on me?
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Question if your taken to a brewery with a group of managers and senior regional corporate managers. Is it ok to order a beer or drink? I wouldnt ask if I didnt know. But I'm really fucking nervous and I need either a ice breaker for small talk or something and I know a lot of fun facts about booze. I dont know too much that would be fun in the tech world to talk to them about. I know not to order a beer if they dont but is it ok if they do. Does it reflect badly on me?
I'd err on the side of caution and get a soda.
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I use cheers in my work emails all the time.
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if it comes up, just punch her in the mouth, I'm talking a "teeth bustin" punch. :punch :punch
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I got a response two days after the email was sent. SHE DID NOT COMMENT ABOUT THE "CHEERS," CLOSING YEEYAAHHH.
She used "Regards," so...yeah. But I'm meeting with someone Wednesday to talk about positions :-[
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see, demi was right.