If you feel like becoming a fan of a few random, funny Facebook pages today, here’s our selection du jour.

By adding Google Analytics to Facebook pages, admins get access to additional statistical data about all visitors (and not just fans) such as traffic sources, keyword searches, and much more.

What started with an audacious onion ring trying to get more fans than Justin Bieber, has evolved into a whole basket of eatables competing with celebrities for the largest number of Facebook fans.

You know you’re doing the social media marketing thing wrong when even your biggest fans start throwing dirt at you. Let this be a lesson for the marketing team behind Blur, the recently reunited British rock band: do not ask Facebook users to go and spam Twitter.

A photo of a duck, every day, delivered straight to your Facebook feed. Talking about a hole in the market. Or not.

We’ve seen Facebook unintentionally append our lexis, and the spelling police is all over the social network in form of nitpicking friends, but we’ve never seen an attempt to change our vocabulary. The new year brings us such an endeavour with a Facebook page called “Saying “Twenty-Ten”, Instead of “Two-Thousand-Ten” Because It Sounds Cooler”.

Of course, president Barack Obama does not want to move Christmas day at all, but this absurd Facebook group is trying to make you believe the non-existent plans.

If there’s just one Facebook group you join today, it should be the one called People Against Bad Stuff and in Support of Good Things. Founded on December 14th by Zachary Shiner of the University of Santa Cruz (California), it’s a group that supports everything good and opposes to everything bad.

Aaaahh, no better song to get you into a holly jolly Christmas mood than Killing in the name of by Rage Against The Machine. Wait. What?!

Stop making duplicate groups, Facebook peeps! This includes groups that complain about duplicate groups, and also groups that complain about duplicate groups that are called “stop making duplicate groups”. See? It’s that simple.

As you may have noticed, Facebook yesterday enabled an option for Page owners to target their stream updates based on their fans’ language and location. A new icon left of the Share button allows brand, product or business owners to limit who will see the stories after they’re published…

Control your info (controlyour.info) is an anonymous operation raising awareness for a major flaw in Facebook Groups that enables anyone to register as a group admin after the previous administrator leaves the group. And like we warned months ago, an admin can change the group’s name to anything he wants without group members receiving any notification. In addition, group ownership can be abused to send spam to its members.

Zeb somehow managed to survive Halloween 2009 but–judging from his Facebook activity stream–it was a rough one.

To celebrate National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, for every new fan of the Energizer Bunny, Energizer will donate $1 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure® up to a maximum of $10,000. With 4,814 fans at the time of writing, they’re almost halfway there. Donating for a good cause has never been easier, so join today because the campaign runs only until the end of October.