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A question asked, usually rhetorically, after someone has finished talking/shouting at you about something they are very passionate about. It is used to show that you are bored of the topic and that you don't care about it. Can be used to try to calm a situation down. Either that or it is said out of frustration or annoyance or sheer incredulity. The best thing about 'are you quite finished?' is that the person usually shuts up once it has been said. An indirect form of mockery.
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