The things we can learn from Facebook… Here’s a question: what rises twice a year, once in Easter and then two weeks before Christmas, has a mini-peak every Monday and then flattens out over the summer?

Facebook today expanded its Places feature on mobile platforms with Deals in an attempt to kill two thriving birds called Foursquare and Groupon with one stone.

For the love of Pete, why are we on Facebook? Why are we reading everything that our “friends” are oversharing? And isn’t it weird that we have to confirm a “family request” after “friending” our parents? These are all existential questions that Joep van Osch and Casper Eskes have asked themselves in their sophomore year while making a short film about the social network phenomenon.

Facebook ad coupons are in high demand. We can tell from the crowds of people visiting our site in search for free Facebook advertising credit. So it’s a good thing we’ve become peculiarly good at finding these precious, special ad codes. Why, we discovered a new one already!

Sure, you assembled a ready-to-wear Facebook Halloween costume, but since you’re a total social media perfectionist you want to decorate your home with fancy Facebook pumpkin too. Don’t worry! We came across two completely free pumpkin carving templates with a Facebook theme.

The Make Me Zombie generator is one of the easiest we’ve seen as it takes care of the entire decomposing process for you. Just upload your picture (JPG, PNG or GIF) and a few seconds later, you’re completely rotten with a green skin and bleeding eyes.

We’re this close to renaming October “Letterbombtober” due to this month’s emergence of, you know, Facebook Letterbombing (FBLB). But any month is good for letterbombing, really. The Facebook vandals among you planning an FBLB strike should read this article carefully for the many tips and tricks shared by the original Facebook Letter Bomb Squad!

In case you hadn’t noticed ─if so, get the hell out of your coffin─ Halloween weekend is upon us. Last year’s most popular Halloween Facebook Status Update was definitely the Kanye “Imma let you finnish” West one, so what are the contenders for this year?

We absolutely love Facebook Letter Bombing. In fact, we love it so much we sat down for an interview today with the guys who invented the brand spanking new guerilla marketing tactic. But more on that tomorrow. What we don’t like are people messing it up.

Tim Roth’s character in “Lie to Me” or Ally Walker’s in “The Profiler” would absolutely nail this, but how are your people judging skills? Who Said It is a Facebook status game that wants you to guess who recently posted the shown status updates.

Under the Young Zuck pseudonym, New York-based rapper JKila has written and recorded the Social Network rap song “CEO” based on the storyline of the recent David Fincher movie. In the video, Mark Zuckerberg is manipulated to rap to a hip hop remix of the soundtrack used in the Facebook movie trailer.

We reached 10,000 “Likes” on Facebook overnight! Not only does that mean ten thousand people like reface.me, it also means we like each and everyone of you crazy ten thousand folks. That’s why we’re lowering the prices of all our Facebook t-shirts today.

Studio Brussel, a Belgian radio station with a mainly young audience, today decided to use Facebook to promote their home-made remix of a popular dance song to competing radio stations in Belgium using the so-called “letterbomb” technique.

If the recently posted $25 Facebook ad coupon seems a bit meager to you, try to get a hold of the October 2010 issue of Entrepeneur magazine which contains a coupon code for $50 worth of Facebook ads.