You’ve used a few of our Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Facebook Status Updates ─which we have, by the way, updated and doubled in amount since then─ but after seeing the movie three times (and once in an IMAX theatre), you may want to take your Harry Potterism a step further. What about having a profile picture of yourself as the “undesirable number one”?

Since you clearly loved our first gallery of Facebook Profile Hacks so much, we thought we’d showcase some more Profile Picture and Photostream trickery.

One of our old posts about a supposed hidden message on Facebook is going viral at this time. Old news though, because we just found the real hidden Facebook message.

For most of you this is sort of stating the obvious, but anyway, here’s a quick answer to several readers who’ve asked how to put their Profile Pictures in the Photostream instead of the 5 recently tagged pictures.

Now it’s time to surprise the viewers of your Facebook profile and add a “Please read: A personal appeal from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales” banner to your page. Make it seem like Jimmy Wales is following them everywhere!

Last week we told you how to hack the new Facebook profile and create an awesome look for your page through those top 5 pictures that show your most recently tagged photos. Seems like people have been mad busy last the weekend pimping their new profiles, many of them even including their profile pictures in the mix bringing the wow effect to the next level.

Instead of going through the hassle of manually untagging and retagging all your most flattering photos, just follow these easy steps to unhide those recently tagged pictures of yours.

Along with the New Profile Page makeover launched last Sunday, Facebook introduced the Photostream; a set of the five most recent photos in which you’ve been tagged, prominently displayed at the top of your profile. While most users will enjoy this new feature and leave it just the way it is, we wouldn’t be reface.me if we didn’t want to mess with it.

Mickey Mouse, Care Bears, and He-man are so last week. Numbers are the new Facebook fad.

Darren Hoyt, a New York-based interface designer and developer, has proposed an alternative Confirm button for handling new friend requests on Facebook. Requests from old friends and colleagues, to be more specific.

Today we received a much-appreciated holiday gift from Facebook. In an official e-mail from Facebook Ads, we were sent a $50 coupon code as an incentive to start running Facebook ads again.

Just in time for the holiday season ─but convenient throughout the entire year─ we’ve launched our Facebook Gifts & Gadgets page. A quintessential overview of all the Facebook themed products reface.me has encountered so far, the list serves as a source of inspiration for those buying gifts or compiling their personal wish list.

Yeah, yeah, yadda, yadda. Everybody plays soccer, baseball, volleyball, basketball, and likes the occasional swim. “Booo-ring!” as Homer Simpson would yell. Reface.me, as you know, is all about standing out from the crowd on Facebook, so why don’t you consider our 10 suggestions for crazy sports you can and should add to your Facebook profile under “Sports you play”?

Unless you’ve spent the past few weeks talking to a beaver instead of logging into Facebook, you’ll have noticed many people ─maybe even you─ have changed their profile pictures to that of a favorite cartoon character.