I've noticed that most writers/ producers/ animators/ film makers etc sign off e-mails - best. where as most professional folk sign off regards or kind regards.
and some e-mail cameleons change their sign offs to match yours.
how do you sign off and why ?
many thanks
NR
These are my typical sign offs....
Chow for now.
Best whooshes.
Suck it, f**kers.
Whatever.
I'm a Chameleon.
many thanks
NR
I have a sig at the bottom of my emails saying:
Do NOT send me forwarded emails...I hate the f*ckers.
Depends who I'm e-mailing, and if I've contacted them before. Sometimes just "Aaron", sometimes "A.", and sometimes nothing at all. Oh, and of course best, regards, etc.
Generally if it's a first e-mail, I'll close with "Best wishes", moving onto "Best".
"I have you child - Luap"
"Leave the money under the tree - Captain Paul"
But generally I tend to send with "Kind Regards" as well though 
"This email contains a virus... you now have AIDS."
Mine says regards to everyone I set it as signature so dont have to worry bout it. Outlook rocks.
On non-friend emails, I often find myself kissing arse with such phrases as 'thank you so much for your time' etc.
I try not to because if they think I'm polite they'll have a hell of a fcuking shock when they meet me but sometimes a little ass kissing is requied to sweeten them up a bit
I've always wondered why someone I know signed off his emails with best, and, as he used to work in the industry, now I know why! Thanks!
Quote: David Bussell @ January 31, 2008, 2:33 PMSuck it, f**kers.
If you should reach 100, that's how the telegram from the Queen ends.
if I know them it's: Yours sincerely,
if not: Yours faithfully,
If friends: cheers, j.
Well that's only for the uber-formal.