Show your allegiance to the Mad Hatter’s army ─46,804 soldiers strong at the time of writing─ and Mad Hatter Yourself! The Alice in Wonderland application allows you to replace Johnny Depp’s face with your own in the movie’s teaser poster and share it with friends on Facebook.

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…

Probably the most popular design in our Facebook t-shirt shop is the Become a Fan tee. Inspired by one of the wacko fan pages we promoted several months ago, we thought we’d add some wackiness to the original design by adding the image of a real electrical fan above the Become a Fan button.

This week’s Facebook fad is one for the movie buffs. For movie line week, you’re asked to post your favourite movie quote and get your friends to guess its origin.

If you feel like becoming a fan of a few random, funny Facebook pages today, here’s our selection du jour.

This week, reface.me officially turns one year old. And what a freshman year it has been!

Facebook Gold Accounts do not exist, so ignore all the Facebook Gold Membership Upgrade status updates, links, groups and pages being passed around!

A recently launched Facebook application called What was number one when you were born? allows you to find out just that. Just enter your day of birth (yes ladies, it requires day, month and year) and the application returns the artist and title of the record that was the number 1 single that day.

By adding Google Analytics to Facebook pages, admins get access to additional statistical data about all visitors (and not just fans) such as traffic sources, keyword searches, and much more.

I found the picture below on the web and detected the free Facebook ads trial coupon code worth 50 British pounds, which is something between US $77 and $78. The code is valid until June 1st, and will only work for accounts that are new to Facebook advertising and haven’t created an ad before.

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.

Seems like Facebook agreed with our report yesterday on the spam generated by the Poll application and decided to step in by deleting all public polls it published to profiles and pages. This is bad news for its developer, but the huge amount of unintentional wall posts was really an annoyance to both users of the application and users of Facebook in general.

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.