Mickey Mouse, Care Bears, and He-man are so last week. Numbers are the new Facebook fad.

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.

Have you noticed many female Facebook friends ─including your mom─ posting statuses in the vein of “I like it on the couch”, “I like it on the floor”, “I like it on the kitchen counter” or even “I like it on a grand piano” and are you wondering what they mean by that?

It’s been a while since we had another Facebook meme, but in the advent of Good Friday and Easter, Jesus Christ Himself has been turned into the subject of a new one!

Two days ago we posted about a bunch of people spontaneously rewording someone’s serious comment on a certain matter, turning it into a random but funny chain of nearly similar comments. We got the ball rolling again on our Reface.me Fan Page and would like to invite everyone to join the fun.

RUN! IT’S A ZOMBIE-ATTACKAG! Save this brain-eating zombie image to your computer and re-upload it to your Facebook profile. Click the photo icon in the “What’s on your mind” box, then choose “Upload a photo” and share the this image file. Now click “Tag this photo” and carefully point-&-select your living dead friends in our bloody Zombie-a-Tag! picture.

It’s been almost a week since the Balloon Boy incident (aka the Colorado balloon incident or the Heene Hoax), since six-year-old Falcon was believed to have floated away in a home-made balloon, but instead was found hiding inside a box at home in the attic. Here are 9 of the best Facebook status updates about Balloon Boy that we could find.

Jon Burgerman is a very talented pen-wizard from the UK who draws up everything from doodles over vinyl toys (check Kidrobot) to murals. One day, after too much cake and biscuits, he made a tag your friends poster out of his collection of bizarre doodle characters

On a recent Status Saturday we posted 10 status updates that would definitely trigger comments. Currently, there’s a status update spreading around my Facebook friends like the Mexican flu, which explicitly requests comments from your Facebook friends. If that doesn’t yield at least one comment, well, then your friends must be really reticent.

1) Get on the ground, face down.
2) The palms of your hands flat against your side.
3) The tips of your toes pointing at the ground.
4) Just as if you were standing, but vertically challenged.

Are you into Where’s Waldo/Wally? Then this new “tag your friends” series is something for you. Here’s a bunch of different photos of crowds in which you can tag yourself and your friends. Of course, none of you were really there but with most of the heads in the pictures so small and unidentifiable, the joke is obvious.

Naruto-fans can finally tag their friends as characters from their favorite manga series in this “That’s my way of the ninja” tagging picture. It took me a lot of research to create this tag poster for you and I’d like to say thanks to one of our reface.me fans, Palash Saini, for helping me along the way!

Imagine yourself castaway on a deserted, tropical island, completely marooned and cut off from civilization. Which of your friends would you like to be there with you, trying to survive but also helping you kill time. Think wisely, because you can only tag a maximum of four friends. Or maybe you just need your one and only soulmate there?

peta2 is the largest youth animal rights group in the world, and takes on anyone who abuses animals. They made a Tag your Friends poster with 25 different versions of their cute mascot: a little, yellow nugget.