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).

Based on intelligence provided by the entire world press, we believe this is the Facebook profile of Shahzad Faisal, who was arrested for the attempted a car bombing last Saturday in New York’s Times Square. Let’s take a closer look at his profile page and analyze some of its elements.

When Matthew Inman, better known as The Oatmeal, received a mass message on Facebook asking for help with a research paper, he decided to mass reply his answer to her three questions… about bisexuality.

CollegeHumor made a list of the most annoying Facebook event invitations you can receive. Featured below are the “Nickelback Cover Band” invitation by a old high school friend you wouldn’t even go to if the beer were free, and the charity fundraiser invitation that makes you feel like a bad, self-centered person.

Kip Drordy, the nerdy kid with zero friends in South Park’s Facebook episode, has gained over a 100,000 fans on Facebook in less than a week after the show aired on the 7th of April 2010.

If there was such an award, Nestlé would probably win the Facebook Fail of the Year award. If you don’t know why they deserve the prize, we suggest you read up on the subject. Basically, it comes down to the company censoring comments and personally lashing out to Facebook users on the Nestlé Fan Page.

Are you looking for last-minute inspiration for an April Fools’ Day joke? Luckily for you, Facebook is the best medium to play a prank on your friends. Here are five Facebook Fools’ suggestions, but feel free to add your ideas in the comments!

If Zynga had the balls, FarmVille freaks around the world would wake up today, go to their virtual farm like they usually do, but encounter the nightmare pictured below. A debt of 500,000 coins, beheaded rabbits and chickens, and barns and trees on fire. In other words: FarmVille apocalypse.

After the Farmville commercial and Mafia Wars parody ad, Toby Turner aka Tobuscus has made a new spoof video praising Café World. And by praising, we mean completely slating the popular Zynga game.

Hello, Café World. Sayonara, free time!

If it were still Doppelgänger week, we’d know who to change our fan page profile picture to! K_hardy007 over at the I Can Has Cheezburger network used their Totally Looks Like Builder to create this striking comparison between reface.me’s mascot ─an actor himself─ and comedian Steve Carell.

How do you teach history to kids in the digital media age? Make a Facebook adaptation. Here’s World War II as documented through a Facebook news feed, featuring Germany, Japan, USSR, Italy, France, UK, USA and the other countries involved.

Parents on Facebook are such a widespread PITA it served as a source of inspiration for yet another song titled “My mom’s on Facebook”, following The Outside Joke’s pop song from a few months ago. This second version comes from an LA-based comedy group going by the name of Back of the Class and recorded an over the top hair metal anthem about the dreaded subject.