LOOK IT’S BOB
☻/ This is Bob, copy paste him on
/▌ every update you see so he can
/ \ take over Facebook. You’ve been Bobbed

A photo of a duck, every day, delivered straight to your Facebook feed. Talking about a hole in the market. Or not.

We’ve seen Facebook unintentionally append our lexis, and the spelling police is all over the social network in form of nitpicking friends, but we’ve never seen an attempt to change our vocabulary. The new year brings us such an endeavour with a Facebook page called “Saying “Twenty-Ten”, Instead of “Two-Thousand-Ten” Because It Sounds Cooler”.

The start of a new year is a good moment to reflect on the past. And face it, you spent a lot of last year on Facebook, so what better standard than your Facebook activity to judge your life in 2009?

will wake up earlier, go to bed sooner, watch less tv, read more books, stop biting my nails, eat less fat, learn a new language, do more sports, waste less time, buy less clothes…

Look whose fans are arguing!

Gollum saw “Precious” tonight…

Facebook Fail Friday happens to fall on December 25th this year, so here’s an X(XX)Mas edition of our weekly feature.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all our readers! As a little Christmas treat, here’s our “Tag a Santa” picture, in which you can tag all the friends (as Santas or elves) you want to wish a ” Merry Christmas!”.

Of course, president Barack Obama does not want to move Christmas day at all, but this absurd Facebook group is trying to make you believe the non-existent plans.

If there’s just one Facebook group you join today, it should be the one called People Against Bad Stuff and in Support of Good Things. Founded on December 14th by Zachary Shiner of the University of Santa Cruz (California), it’s a group that supports everything good and opposes to everything bad.

In expectation of the remaining nine episodes of Glee (to be aired spring 2010) we have two tag your friends pictures for the fans of the American musical comedy-drama set in the fictional William McKinley High School.

Health care, Afghanistan, party crashers and George Clooney. It’s all there in another fictitious Barack Obama Facebook feed. Enjoy!

Yeah, we know, it’s way past Summer. But (500) Days of Summer isn’t a movie about the sunny season. It’s (not) a love story about a boy named Tom and a girl named Summer. And it has just been released on DVD and Blu-Ray. So if you’ve seen this movie and liked it as much as we did, you’ll love the fact that you can recreate the movie poster with a collage of your own photos.