Hey?

[King Silkbeard]

So,hey, how's you

Don't know about how's you but how's it going? Fine by me.

 

[sigourney's knickers]

Where's the 'you cunt' option?

This is email, right?

 

[Hank Scorpio]

I cut out the greeting altogether and get straight to the body of the email.

I didn't get where I am today, a leading member of the Cork business community, by saying hey, hi or even hello in my emails.

You know someone means business when the exchange switches from 'Kind regards' to 'Regards'.

 

[SoundMan]

Depends on how formal the email is.

If I was sending an email to a co worker I would use Hey, but not to a client.

I always do an informal Hi, quicker to type than Hey.

Back in the day the retort to someone saying "Hey!" to you was "They give that to horses don't they"

 

[Happyhonkaman]

I always do an informal Hi, quicker to type than Hey.

Back in the day the retort to someone saying "Hey!" to you was "They give that to horses don't they"

Yourself and Lee were meant to be together

 

[SoundMan]

Yourself and Lee were meant to be together

 

[Hank Scorpio]

Yourself and Lee were meant to be together

 

[Happyhonkaman]

You know someone means business when the exchange switches from 'Kind regard' to 'Regards'.

Or what about the ‘best’ crew

I always think those lads are just confused.. probably never finish anything properly in life.
There’s a fine line between brevity and butchery

 

[Two Pour Bore]

You know someone means business when the exchange switches from 'Kind regards' to 'Regards'.

I always thought it was the opposite way around. "Regards" being the, "Ah, shur, we know each other. Just spit out a regards." While "Kind regards," was the, "This fella is a complete prick so I'm gonna be extra fucking polite to shove him back in his box, the little gurrier."

So I've been winding people up for years with getting this wrong, maybe.

 

[Browser Brody]

I always thought it was the opposite way around. "Regards" being the, "Ah, shur, we know each other. Just spit out a regards." While "Kind regards," was the, "This fella is a complete prick so I'm gonna be extra fucking polite to shove him back in his box, the little gurrier."

So I've been winding people up for years with getting this wrong, maybe.

A foreign lad i work with used to reply to a colleague by his surname first.

“Hi McCarthy

Just regarding my previous mail….”

I won’t lie , i didnt correct him for months.