Sometimes one person’s fail is the other one’s pwn. Just like the NBC Olympics fail, the comment on this R-rated Facebook quiz result is a good example. She crossed the ball, all he had to do was score.

What animal does soy milk come from? In favor of our Facebook Fail series on Friday, little miss know-it-all doesn’t get the joke.

Fortunately, Facebook doesn’t have any annoying pop-up dialog windows, but Cracked.com wondered how the site would look like if it came with warning labels. What kind of disclaimer would a first time visitor see when arriving at the Facebook login page? And what would happen if you wanted to take a peek at your ex-girlfriend’s profile page?

– Who the heck is he hanging out with? An undertaker?
– Oh no. Just a guy who hangs a yoo-ee, dances the pee-pee and sees a man about a horse.

You often find yourself using Facebook to stalk on potential future girlfriends/boyfriends, but it’s not your fault. It’s all because of the hidden message on Facebook’s front page, you know, the homepage where everyone has to log in.

With the 2010 Winter Olympics ending this weekend, NBC ─who broadcasts the Vancouver event on US television─ encouraged its fans to post their concluding observations in just six words. But I bet they didn’t expect themselves to become the subject of the six-word Olympic stories…

Either this guy is gay, or his awkward attempt to hit on her totally backfired.

Foursquare, beware! After Yelp nicked your idea, it could be that the big F is after you too.

We’ve repeatedly seen bad Facebook ads pass the social network site’s twisted validation procedure, and this one is no exception. Say hello to Mohammed Atta, easily one of the world’s most recognised terrorists since 9/11, and now the star of a Facebook ad campaign.

This is what happens if you apply “Yo Momma” jokes to the recently launched new Facebook layout.

I guess these kids won’t be spending Valentine’s Day together. Don’t mess with this girl’s farm, or she’ll go CAPS LOCK ON YOUR ASS.

Google rules the Internet, but Facebook is quickly gaining ground and destined to become your home on the web. And Google Buzz is not the only way the search engine giant is trying to obstruct Facebook’s road to Internet domination. We discovered that the search engine’s is backbiting on the social network through it’s autocomplete feature.

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.

The gamer, the rash, the filterless and the quiz taker. They all suck at Facebook.