We’d like to pick up on a nearly two-weeks-old Tweet by Ray Kane (@memmikane) that compares social networks from a “peeing” perspective. Yes, a definition of social media based on micturating, wizzing, or whatever you call it. Isn’t that perfect wacko wednesday material?

A photo of a duck, every day, delivered straight to your Facebook feed. Talking about a hole in the market. Or not.

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.

Yep, it eventually happened to me. My mom joined Facebook today. Originally just to view some photo albums from family members, but I checked her profile three hours after she joined and she had already updated her favorite movies, books and music. Poor mom, she’s gonna get so awfully addicted over the next few days.

Last Saturday, Facebook enabled custom profile URLs -also known as “vanity urls”- for user profiles (pages with over 1000 fans). Most people will have just chosen the firstname.lastname option as suggested by Facebook, but if you click “More”, you’ll see a field with the text “Enter desired username”.

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

We already told you about some really weird Facebook groups, but today we’ll show you a handful of strange fan pages that you’ve never heard about. And maybe, just maybe, this will be the day you’ll become a fan of…

Five things I have learned about the “Pick Your 5” application by LivingSocial, and 5 odd “Pick Your 5” topics I have found.

Continuing our earlier started search for the weirdest Facebook groups, here are 10 more strange or silly group names that make you wonder. Which ones do you like best? Or have you actually joined one of these? Let us know in the comments…

Considering that I’m trying to post a new Tag your Friends picture every day of this week, I couldn’t think of a better one to post on our second Wacko Wednesday than the Tag your Victorian friends collage. This downright bizarre tag picture was submitted by two of our readers who go under the shared moniker of Jarlot Schmobinson, and it honors strange and obscure illustrations from the Victorian era.

Starting today we have a new weekly feature here at reface.me: Wacko Wednesdays! Every Wednesday we’ll focus on the whacky side of Facebook, you know, the weirdos, the witty, and the plain wrong. Let’s kick this off with ten weird Facebook groups. Feel free to share your own discoveries in the comments!