Why the sudden popularity in trolling wedding site guestbooks?

Question

Personaly I think its a halarious thing to read and anyone who puts a site like that on the WORLD WIDE WEB for all to see with no password is just asking for trouble. but sites such as this one

http://www.hawkinswedding.net/ have really become hot trolling, where did this start and why is it so popular now?

Answer 1

I spoke with my late grandmother about this.

She says that it orginated after Matt and Courtney tied the knot.

A few dedicated morons spent the entire evening wishing this beautiful couple well, only to see their work blocked out by a password prompt by morning.

In a fit of rage, said dedicated morons swore to bless couples everywhere whether the couples WANTED said blessings or not.  Early attempts to forcefully share this troll love were aborted due to poorly spelled links, and many early guestbooks were laden with grammatical errors.  A few valuable techniques developed, like checking to see if the bride was horse-faced and commenting accordingly.  Also, mentioning the bride to be's penchant for deviant forms of physical intimacy became popular, along with looking at the list and photos of the wedding party to see if there were any bridesmaids worth inviting home for a night of debauchery.  But mostly, it was about sharing the love of two people, meant to be together, in spite of how many trolls the bride had previously shtupped and how many men the groom had allegedly enjoyed the company of.

Answer 2

I believe in some cultures, this is a way to bless the couple. Obviously this couple is quite  blessed. I only wish it was avaible back when I got married. Sadly my cousin OD'd on pot that day.