We found some pictures and cartoons that illustrate the role of Facebook and other social media in the the biggest demonstrations in Egypt in years.

Fuchsia Macaree, a visual communication student from Dublin, was wondering how and why she was losing lots of her precious time and during her investigation, she discovered the Bermuda Triangle of Productivity located between Twitter, Gmail and Facebook.

Jeremy Nell aka Jerm ─with a J─ is a South African cartoonist based in the northern suburbs of Cape Town. He’s an editorial cartoonist for The New Age and has a nationally syndicated daily comic strip called The Biggish Five. For your enjoyment, we selected 14 of Jeremy’s cartoons that relate to Facebook.

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.

Now that Farmville is bigger than Twitter, what will be the next big Facebook game? If this is how Zynga decides…

We got our hands on a brand new tag your Facebook friends picture featuring 17 cartoon characters famous from their shows on Nickelodeon. Thanks to Keith for sharing it with us!

Melissa sucked your lollipop. Suck theirs back.

It’s always a funny exercise to translate the typical Facebook lingo into real life situations. That’s because in every day life, we don’t nearly poke and tag people as much, let alone throw sheep at them…

– I deleted my MySpace profile today.
– I thought you did that months ago, when it got too popular.
– Nah, every loser lemming lame-o- was quitting MySpace back then.
I pretended to like MySpace ironically so I wouldn’t be seen as going along with the trend of hating it.

Enough with the nasty gifts and the tough Watchmen… time for CUTENESS. If you’re into Japanese “kawaii” characters -like Pikachu, Hello Kitty, Miffy or Onionhead- then this tag your friends picture is for you. Webfetti has made a collage of their cutest anime cartoons and drawings, including a frog, penguin, princess, hamster, dog, pig, and even a goth girl.

Chances are high you’ve seen a bunch of round and green cartoon characters pass by in your Facebook news feed. Yes, it’s another one of those collage pictures you can tag your friends in, and the cute characters at your service are called The Poddington Peas.