Facebook was born among books and raised among faces.
A Facebook a day keeps anonymity at bay.
Never share on Facebook what you don’t want your grandmother to know.
Every face is a book.
A hotel doesn’t wear it’s guest’s clothes neither should a host own its guest’s posts.
On Facebook don’t brag, rag or nag; just wag and tag.
Technology will never replace the need for an apology.
Bots fill in the dots, but sales pay the bills.
A “like” is not a life.
Facebook comments are like bacteria; they thrive on rich content.
Facebook saved us from anonymity, then made us all a like.
FarmVille is like a dirty, little secret; it’s best kept to ones self.
Every life is a face, a post and a book.
Modern life is seven hundred friends on Facebook and no one over to dinner.
Modern Thought Proverbs, Aphorisms and Epigrams 