I received an email today with a sign-off that read, "Bastardly Yours..." It really livened up what was otherwise a mundane message...

The late Louis Armstrong used creative valediction, e.g. "Am Trumpetly Yours" & "Am Ricely & Chickenly Yours." Lovely way to end a letter.

Anyone got other examples of such sign-offs? Yours or someone else's, as long as they're different. Or just make one up. I may collate them.

@LettersOfNote Mum's letter to the council once: "Yours breathing in asbestos and damaging mine and my son's lungs".

@LettersOfNote I always sign off with 'Yours apocryphally.' No, honest.

@LettersOfNote your tweets on signatures make me think about signing letters 'Nicely, nicely,' in manner of Guys&Dolls.

@LettersOfNote Love those sign-offs. Sure you've see this, but 'Open Letter to the Youth of Our Nation' by Hunter S. Thompson ends...

@LettersOfNote ... - 'Fearfully and disgustedly yours, John J. Righteous-Hypocrite'. http://hstbooks.org/2008/08/03/hunter-s-thompson-essay-open-letter-to-the-youth-of-our-nation-1955/

@LettersOfNote I like a simple "See you in hell."

@LettersOfNote I like "Yours (under duress) Faithfully"

@LettersOfNote However, "Fuckity bye" remains my favourite

@LettersOfNote an ex-Boss of mine, an IT project manager, used to write "You know you can do it.... With my help. Yours,"

@LettersOfNote I like Jay Pinkerton's use of Fuck the Police as a sign off.

@LettersofNote perhaps vinyards should sign off "Yours Sancerrely"

@LettersOfNote "Your letter is above this sign off, "

@LettersOfNote 'Swiss Krissly yours..' Lovely.

@LettersOfNote Spike Milligan used to sign off with love, light & peace. Sometimes I sign off with t'adh agus gra in Irish (luck & love)

@LettersOfNote Actually, I think "yours or someone else's" works quite well :-)

@LettersOfNote Till the time I breathe, unfortunately yours. :P

I agree. RT @QuintinForbes: Letters from maternity units should all end "Yours Expectantly".

@LettersOfNote I got sent a mail with a simple "friendlily" as the sign off.

@LettersOfNote not so much a sign off as a neme. My dad's, when writing to the editorial, is 'Disgruntled, Paisley'.

@LettersOfNote While applying for a PGCE, a friend once accidentally signed off an email to a head of special education "Best Retards."

@LettersOfNote "Not Even Yours", a la the dedication in "House of Leaves", which reads "this is not for you".

@LettersOfNote in the book "who moved my blackberry", which is excellent, the executive coach signs off with "I am smiling at you". Genius