What style do you use for exception reporting?

Question

When writing code that throws an exception, which I asked about here , I came to the end of my post and settled on punctuation. I realized that almost every exception message I've ever thrown may have! somewhere.

throw new InvalidOperationException("I'm not configured correctly!");
throw new ArgumentNullException("You passed a null!");
throw new StupidUserException("You can't divide by 0!  What the hell were you THINKING???  DUMMY!!!!!");

What tone do you take when writing exception messages? When you look through the logs, you find that a certain message style really helps more than another?

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