to really like using the strikethrough feature?

[PointyBlackHat]

I know it's passive aggressive, but it's such a great tool for sarcasm and some people are just asking for it and it looks nice.

YA N BU

What do I mean by that?

Who knows?

I like it but it really pisses me off when people over use it

I can't understand a fucking word some people say at times

Yeah it's ok

Oooh I see I'm not alone

Hello, I'm a wanton strikethrough abuser YANBU

I really want it for emails. Google plus has it shame nobody bloody well posts on there.

Trills now you've got me trying to visualise what an enigmatic face emoticon would look like, and how you would type it. Thanks Not.

Minnie I have been known to use it in the odd work email with people I know really, really well, when they need a laugh.

I love it and have started using it in emails at work everyone thinks I'm mad

Sometimes I think in strikethrough. Is that weird?

Ha ha x-post PointyBlackHat

Euphemia you can use it on FB? Oh nooo, I am going to have to spend my annual leave trying to find out how and hideously neglecting my DCs do some research.

Great minds, horMOANsnomore

HOW do you do it in emails??! You must tell me!!!

Can you strikethrough a whole sentence, rather than on a word by word basis as that takes ages?

It is very much overused atm.

Less is more etc.

bibbity I do agree that less is more. Except on this thread where more is more. And more. And more

Mwahaha.

ScaredKitty I strike through whole sentences regularly. As long as you don't leave a space between the -- and the first letter of the sentence, and also no space between the last letter of the sentence, it works.
Like this sentence, which I have definitely not done one word at a time because I am too lazy

Euphemia I will follow your link tomorrow because I am off to bed. I know, what about MN etiquette, how dare I start a thread and then slope off to sleep, but there it is.

Goodnight Sleep tight.

Minnie I use Outlook at work which is edited in Word, so strikethrough is a font option (you don't even have to use hyphens).

Just testing: testing