10 email sign-off translations
Ray Tomlinson, the inventor selector of the @ sign, has died. In tribute, Michael Spicer has translated ten common email sign off phrases to what they really mean.
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You’ve also been providing your own translations. Cheers!
#EmailSignOffTranslations Take care. @ThePoke pic.twitter.com/TfTUMHAGM2
— Dom Graham (@GuitaristDom) March 8, 2016
#EmailSignOffTranslations @ThePoke pic.twitter.com/gnCwuFU8nl
— Doctor Maybe (@acsdawson) March 8, 2016
@ThePoke kind regards=shut up Regards=Really really shut up
— Sue (@eleonorasfalcon) March 8, 2016
#EmailSignOffTranslations the British take on passive aggressive @ThePoke pic.twitter.com/Sn4mM8EB5t
— Dom Graham (@GuitaristDom) March 8, 2016
#EmailSignOffTranslations @ThePoke pic.twitter.com/5jtQEKZOOo
— Doctor Maybe (@acsdawson) March 8, 2016
#EmailSignOffTranslations @ThePoke pic.twitter.com/TguPiRYbtF
— Hopeless Surfer (@HopelessSurfer) March 8, 2016
#EmailSignOffTranslations @ThePoke pic.twitter.com/8sdX7XpnqI
— Doctor Maybe (@acsdawson) March 8, 2016