Why would I want a Facebook page? Why do I want to use 140 characters to tell everyone what I had for lunch? I don’t want the whole world to have access to my personal life. These are often the comments we receive from clients that believe social media can be a bit obtrusive. While this argument is valid there are some who completely embrace sharing every bit of their lives, including their wedding, with the general public. Not sure if this groom was trying to mock the over sharing of today’s society or genuinely found it necessary to update his Facebook and Twitter status during his wedding. You decide.
- "Well, I never had a bologna sandwich on July 4th! I haven't, but I can!"
- "If a person says 'bro' more than five times in a meeting you should probably abandon the meeting."
- "I hate organized sports or anything like that."
- "Is it caddie corner or kiddie corner?"
- "Did anyone else think Ronan's presentation was sponsored by Go Daddy?"
- "Just Moogle it"
- "I don't know how many girls you've fooled with your teenage games."
- "You look mad as a sack of cats."
- "You're the marketing guy, you should know Mandarin."
- "I got worms up in this piece."
- "I'm so hungry I could eat a pony."
- "You're bored because you are boring."
- "It's not about money; it's all about the Mojo."
- "Did you know you can chat on my face?"














