I love New York t-shirts. You’ve seen them on friends, celebrities, and even braggarts who’ve never visited New York City. But the problem with the 80s I ♥ NY logo, printed on millions of plain white t-shirts worn around the world, is that the pop-style heart symbol is so last decade. In this Facebook age, we don’t “heart” things or people, we “thumbs up” them.

We already told you about the Mad Hatter Yourself application last week, but thought it was worth mentioning that fans of Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland can also send the Hatter’s hat as a free Facebook gift, no credits required.

Probably the most popular design in our Facebook t-shirt shop is the Become a Fan tee. Inspired by one of the wacko fan pages we promoted several months ago, we thought we’d add some wackiness to the original design by adding the image of a real electrical fan above the Become a Fan button.

I’ve seen people (literally) very close to me do it: checking Facebook in bed. Here’s hoping it says more about them than it says about me. But if “Bedbooking” or “Facebedding” is a widespread phenomenon, then there’s certainly a market for the dash, Sony’s “Personal Internet Viewer” or as I call it: a pimped-out alarm clock.

We’ve added four more designs to our little shop of Facebook t-shirts! We expanded our “Your … likes this” range to include your brother and your sister, and the two other designs are excellent conversation starters at upcoming holiday and new year’s parties.

If you’re an Internet veteran, chances are high you’ve frequented each of the four websites mentioned on NerdyShirts’s parody of the popular John&Paul&Ringo&George 2K by Gingham t-shirt: Geocities (RIP), Friendster (I never bothered), MySpace (I still use it… every three months) and Facebook (on it RIGHT. NOW.) A must-have t-shirt for every serial social networker!

Facebook can be as sticky as gum, so this We met on Facebook gum with fresh fruit flavor isn’t really that far-fetched. Except the vintage packaging makes it seem that the social networking site was already around in the sixties. The gum itself ─if we may we repeat─ is fresh though.

Remember the Facebook, where everybody knows your name t-shirt we mentioned a few months ago? Well, if you ever thought about buying it, this Monday would be the best time.

When I visited the reface.me t-shirt shop at Skreened today to check on the sales of our official “I don’t read books, I read Facebook status updates” slogan t-shirt, a pleasant feeling overpowered me. No, we didn’t sell 100 tees overnight, but their staff decided to feature not just one but FOUR of our designs FRONT PAGE.

Ahoy, Jacks and wenches. today be Talk like a Pirate Day 2009 and we have a few treasures for you to celebrate it on Facebook. Arrrr!

You realised you just spent 3 hours reading your Facebook news feed while you really should’ve been writing that paper due tomorrow. To make it even worse, most of the status updates were completely uninteresting messages about FarmVille. Your mind is saying “DIE FACEBOOK DIE” but your heart is screaming for more.

If you loved the Facebook pillow we posted a few days ago, you’re gonna like this one. Continuing the trend of Facebook invading our physical environment, it’s an $11.99 mouse pad based on the familiar “What’s on your mind” box from your Facebook home and profile pages.

Cue the cheers of joy, because we reached and passed the “2000 fans on Facebook” milestone during the weekend, thanks to all of you who Became a fan of reface.me! If you’re a fan of this blog and are using the Pieces of Flair application on Facebook, you can now add the official reface.me button to your Flair.

The comments on one of our early blog posts prove that many of you are totally hooked on Facebook. No surprise here because you’re reading a Facebook blog after all. And we found out the daily timetable of a “refacer” looks somewhat like this: Wake up, Facebook, Eat, Facebook, Eat, Facebook, Go to bed. One could argue…