Last night on the Daily Show, Jon Stewart shared his take on the Facebook-Goldman Sachs deal which allows the social network to avoid transparency by delaying an initial public offering.

Today’s Facebook Fail Friday was picked up by Blippitt, and illustrates how some people still don’t get an “ancient” communication medium like television.

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…

Every Friday we post a Facebook Fail and today’s mishap is one that could easily happen to you, if you’re stalking an ex or a secret crush on Facebook. So be warned!

You can run but you can’t hide from Him anymore: Jesus Christ sent you a friend request on Facebook and if you click Ignore, you’ll go to hell.

If you decide to skip the chitchat and drinks, and plainly use Facebook Events to invite two girls to a threesome, make sure you make the event private. This stallion forgot to toggle the switch, and it didn’t take long for a random passerby ─no idea what he was searching for─ to snag a screenshot.

At the time of writing, 12,470 people have committed to quit Facebook on May 31st. They call it Quit Facebook Day and it’s a reaction to, like Wired describes it, Facebook gone rogue. We’d like to give these thousands of people the same advice as we’d give to those who want to stop smoking, gambling, or doing drugs: stop the drama! JUST DO IT. Today. In the next five minutes.

With today’s Facebook Fail Friday, we demonstrate that a Facebook fail can be timed very conveniently… in favor of the social networking site.

In honour of the upcoming Mother’s Day, today’s Facebook Fail Friday is dedicated to the unavoidable but unconditionally beloved mothers on Facebook.

When Matthew Inman, better known as The Oatmeal, received a mass message on Facebook asking for help with a research paper, he decided to mass reply his answer to her three questions… about bisexuality.

Facebook doesn’t accept the registration names it suspects aren’t legit. Upon registering, users submitting bizarre, funny or simply implausible names are confronted with the following message: Our automated system will not approve this name. If you believe this is an error, please contact us.

CollegeHumor made a list of the most annoying Facebook event invitations you can receive. Featured below are the “Nickelback Cover Band” invitation by a old high school friend you wouldn’t even go to if the beer were free, and the charity fundraiser invitation that makes you feel like a bad, self-centered person.

Today’s Facebook Fail Friday isn’t about something humorous for a change, because we’d like to pay attention to the recent resurgence of Koobface, the dreadful and persistent Facebook worm. Genuine fail, if you ask us.

If there was such an award, Nestlé would probably win the Facebook Fail of the Year award. If you don’t know why they deserve the prize, we suggest you read up on the subject. Basically, it comes down to the company censoring comments and personally lashing out to Facebook users on the Nestlé Fan Page.