Next Sunday during the 83rd Annual Academy Awards, we’ll find out whether or not the extraordinary Inception will take home a few Oscar statues. Or will its biggest competitor at the Academy Awards, The Social Network, crush Christopher Nolan’s science fiction smash?

Like gore? Then you’ll like this bloody Facebook Like button, made of a dismembered hand and its fresh blood. The frightening but witty thumbs up appeared as a newspaper ad for the the 31ste edition of the Oporto International Film Festival, Fantasporto 2011.

Paperclip Films, a YouTube channel that is poised to make trillions of people laugh by producing Academy Award winning YouTube videos, has made a clever Facebook adaptation of the famous Old Spice commercial. Instead of featuring Isaiah Mustafa as the man your man could smell like, the video stars a Facebook status your status could be like.

Facebook is like jail. You sit around, waste time, have a profile picture, write on walls and get poked by guys you don’t really know.

Flowtown compared the most popular social networks of 2011 with a class of high school student stereotypes, and even thought about what their favorite quotes and after school activities would be.

Urlesque has parodized some of the really bad and awful Facebook ads out there, by creating tons of fake ads for existing or made-up products.

Depending on the average age of your Facebook friends, you’ll encounter the occasional pregnancy announcement in your news feed. Now you can find out exactly how to comment with this “What comment should you leave?” flowchart.

Jesse Eisenberg who played Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network is confronted by the man who plays Mark Zuckerberg on Saturday Night Live… and the man who plays CEO at Facebook. Yes, that’s the Zuck on your screen THRICE!

We’d like to pick up on a nearly two-weeks-old Tweet by Ray Kane (@memmikane) that compares social networks from a “peeing” perspective. Yes, a definition of social media based on micturating, wizzing, or whatever you call it. Isn’t that perfect wacko wednesday material?

What’s the difference between Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, and Wikileaks’ Julian Assange?

Fuchsia Macaree, a visual communication student from Dublin, was wondering how and why she was losing lots of her precious time and during her investigation, she discovered the Bermuda Triangle of Productivity located between Twitter, Gmail and Facebook.

Last night on the Daily Show, Jon Stewart shared his take on the Facebook-Goldman Sachs deal which allows the social network to avoid transparency by delaying an initial public offering.

A million dollars isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? 6.9 billion dollars! Which happens to be Mark Zuckerberg’s net worth, according to Forbes who put the Facebook founder on #35 in its list of the 400 richest people in America. Here’s a cool infographic showing all the crazy stuff Zuckerberg could buy if he really had that amount of money in the pockets of his favorite pajamas.

Mark Zuckerberg is arguably the most famous Harvard dropout in history, but a university in Paraguay thought it could fool potential students by putting Facebook’s CEO as an alumni in their marketing materials.