To all of those at Mosaic Stadium tonite, please remember how good this game is when the @ReginaCougars get going later this year. Those who wear the uni would appreciate it and YOU will have a good time!
@JephMaystruck stealing my own answer from q8 - understand us got kids in elementary school involved in social media and how to send a positive message and raised awareness for mental health. From what I have heard (mostly from brother) it was a fun thing to be a part of too. #lotto317
@JephMaystruck seen a couple beer companies mentioned - that would be fun. Lots of money to give away through prizes and competitions - marketing stunts etc. Also free beer #lotto317
@JephMaystruck May have been mentioned in class - but the understand us campaign was pretty big a few years ago. My youngest brother worked with his class (grade 8) to raise awareness through social media. Great way to engage younger audiences. They also sell t shirts and stuff #lotto317
@JephMaystruck Ontario politician Norm Kelly has quite the social media personality, and its honestly pretty entertaining to follow. Likes to get involved with Drake and other pop culture icons, and it's a great way to get peoples attention and probably their votes too. #lotto317
@JephMaystruck Not sure if they would be allowed (pope) but you could slap there face on almost any company and their endorsement would boost sales anywhere. Imagine seeing pope John Paul holding a Gatorade with the caption “the blood of Christ now available in cool blue”
@JephMaystruck For a pope- aside from maintaining the values and beliefs of Christianity, maintaining a friendly and caring personality would be important to keep good relationships with the community. I think pope Francis has done a great job of this in his time as pope. #lotto317
@JephMaystruck Saw Wendy’s mentioned a couple times - I’ve seen a few other restaurants, McDonald’s, BK, dominos, some playful banter between each other or funny / witty replies to aggressive customers. Pretty entertaining.
@JephMaystruck would be interesting to see late 30's / early 40s...WW2 largely based around propaganda. Would social media have prevented it entirely if people knew what was actually going on inside germany / german occupation? If people had communication outside of what gov't was telling them.