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.

A spam application called Facebook Time Checker is luring unknowing Facebook users into completing advertisers’ offers in order to find out how much time they have spent on Facebook.

If you want to get revenge on all those procrastinators spamming your Facebook news feed with meaningless FarmVille updates, here’s your chance. The aptly called FarmVillain is not a game, but a prank application that enables you to share hilarious Farmville-themed feed stories with a dark twist.

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.

If Zynga had the balls, FarmVille freaks around the world would wake up today, go to their virtual farm like they usually do, but encounter the nightmare pictured below. A debt of 500,000 coins, beheaded rabbits and chickens, and barns and trees on fire. In other words: FarmVille apocalypse.

Facebook Quotes lets you recreate any conversation as if it happened on Facebook. Via a simple web form, you can enter fictional or real names followed by either fake or historically accurate quotes. The site will then spit out a page featuring your fake status updates and comments, along with random, pixelated profile pictures and censored last names.

Tom Anderson, everyone’s default friend on MySpace –I just checked, it still exists!– has finally made the jump to Facebook to check out his largest competitor. Unsurprisingly, he thinks the site SUCKS. And Mark Zuckerberg’s provoking comments sure don’t help.

Police in northern New Jersey infiltrated Facebook to learn that students were planning to bring alcohol and drugs to an after-prom party. The police created fake identities to enter the social networking site and found what Fair Lawn High School students were going.

A new Facebook phising scam in the form of a fake Facebook login page has emerged yesterday and it’s making ten thousands of victims. When you enter your username and password at the identical-looking login form at fbaction.net, your account will immediately be hijacked, your password changed and all your friends will receive an e-mail from you with a link to the same fake login page causing the propagation of this scam to grow exponentially.

You can’t be in peace and harmony with your friends all the time, right? Even the best friends fight! Has someone spread a nasty rumour about your birthday suit? Has your ex-lover dumped you for one of your closest buddies? Who’s that friend who always snatches the last beer from your fridge? And who tagged you in that really unflattering drunk picture on Facebook last week?