It’s fun to see how people play around with the Avatarize Yourself generator we posted months ago, and this week we noticed that one of our readers threw a bunch of ─and not the least─ World Cup soccer players at it.

It’s been a while since we posted some really bad Facebook ads, so for this week’s Facebook Fail Friday we kept hitting the refresh button and here’s what we saw passing by…

Last week, we mentioned the appearance on Facebook of Twitter’s very own fail whale. This led us to dig up a post on Mashable in which several readers contributed their own version of the Facebook Fail Whale as it could be used during technical difficulties.

This flowchart by Wired’s Mathew Honan helps you decide where to head for a chat, depending on your current status, intoxication level, interests and clothing.

Every Friday we post a Facebook Fail and today’s mishap is one that could easily happen to you, if you’re stalking an ex or a secret crush on Facebook. So be warned!

You can run but you can’t hide from Him anymore: Jesus Christ sent you a friend request on Facebook and if you click Ignore, you’ll go to hell.

If you decide to skip the chitchat and drinks, and plainly use Facebook Events to invite two girls to a threesome, make sure you make the event private. This stallion forgot to toggle the switch, and it didn’t take long for a random passerby ─no idea what he was searching for─ to snag a screenshot.

If you want to get revenge on all those procrastinators spamming your Facebook news feed with meaningless FarmVille updates, here’s your chance. The aptly called FarmVillain is not a game, but a prank application that enables you to share hilarious Farmville-themed feed stories with a dark twist.

With today’s Facebook Fail Friday, we demonstrate that a Facebook fail can be timed very conveniently… in favor of the social networking site.

Friending, poking, tagging, liking, writing on a wall, updating your status,… Take the lingo out of its original Facebook context and you get some really weird interpretations of how Facebook would look like in real life. We gathered 12 videos (and then some) from both professional and amateur sources, showing the personnification of Facebook IRL.

Facebook has a whole lot of security and privacy issues, but you can’t, you won’t and you don’t quit Facebook. Here are 10 reasons why, according to the Business Insider.

Sick of receiving friend requests from random people, Tom “Mantoast” decided to call it quits and delete his Facebook account of many years. Then over a cup of tea, as some sort of closure, he wrote down the 10 types of people you find on Facebook. Here are the first five…

In honour of the upcoming Mother’s Day, today’s Facebook Fail Friday is dedicated to the unavoidable but unconditionally beloved mothers on Facebook.

Super Mario Bros was the first videogame I ever owned. Yes, I’m that old. And come to think of it, the 8-bit Nintendo game marked me for life. I love mushrooms, but I don’t like turtles, and my princess is in another castle (just for now, I’ll see her tonight though).