Is Charlie Sheen really losing it, or are we being punk’d by Casey Affleck again? If we see start seeing the following Facebook ads for Tiger Blood, Winning tattoos and his brand new show on HBO, we’ll know that the rock star from Mars is actually a genius product engineer and marketer.

Urlesque has parodized some of the really bad and awful Facebook ads out there, by creating tons of fake ads for existing or made-up products.

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.

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!

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.

If you’ve been following us for a while, you’ll know that there is such a thing as free advertising. Yes, that means we’ve got another Facebook ad coupon code for you. At Direct Marketing Association’s DMA 2010 conference in San Francisco, the social network gave out a coupon code for $25 in advertising credits.

It’s been a while since we posted some really bad Facebook ads, so for this week’s Facebook Fail Friday we kept hitting the refresh button and here’s what we saw passing by…

On our visit to the Search Engine Strategies Conference New York 2010 today, we snagged a new coupon code that adds $50 free Facebook ad credit to your ad spending funds.

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.

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.

These ads are 162,3% fail… and not just because one spells triangles wrong.

What’s up with Facebook ads? It seems like every one and their pet water turtle have recently been given free ad spending money and are unleashing the silliest and dumbest advertisements to your sidebar. Here’s the first batch of ridiculous Facebook ads I’ve collected…

I know we skipped yesterday’s Wacko Wednesday, so here’s a wacko Facebook ad to make up for it. It’s supposed to show someone wearing an Easter bunny costume, but due to unfortunate cropping and positioning it creates a whole different perception