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When sending a VSR that might otherwise be rude, I just add "Sent from my iPhone" at the bottom. Don't tell anyone.
by mode80 13y ago
When sending a VSR that might otherwise be rude, I just add "Sent from my iPhone" at the bottom. Don't tell anyone.
- carlsednaoui 13y agoVery clever
- archivator 13y agoThat's my default signature in all my email clients. If the email is actually really long and comprehensive, I just remove the signature. So far, I've gotten away with it.
- fudged71 13y agoIt gets suspicious if you write this and you don't have an iPhone ;)
- TazeTSchnitzel 13y ago"Sent from my Samsung" "Sent from my Windows Phone" "Sent from my $OEM" They all follow the same pattern these days.
- fudged71 13y agoHotmail syndrome. I'm going to change mine to say "Sent from Google Glass" just for kicks. "This message transcribed from an awkwardly public soundbite"
- reinhardt 13y agoI prefer "Sent from my rotary phone". No need for free advertisement or misplaced smugness about a disposable gizmo.
- Ives 13y agoI prefer "Sent from my phone". Why on earth would I advertise my particular brand of phone?
- evanmoran 13y agoI changed mine to "Sent from my iPhone 6". People were wondering how I got one =).
- jimmaswell 13y agoI might start using "Sent from my Pokedex" or "Sent from my Pip-Boy 3000"
- ConstantineXVI 13y agoI just append ☎ to my signature. (I know it's a rotary phone. But it existed pre-emoji so renders most anywhere, where U+1F4F1 [📱] doesn't.)
- colkassad 13y agoI used to hate that signature but I've discovered how useful it is when sending a short, terse email from my phone. Nice idea.