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

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.

Anarchy In Your Head is a web comic by Dale Everett, going by the motto: “when it comes to politics, we hate everything”. Dale guarantees his readers: “sooner or later we’re bound to make fun of someone or something you hate”. He composed a tag your friends collage with some of the recurring characters from his comics.

Last month, fellow refacer Rich sent me this Tag your Guildmates tagging picture for Facebook (and MySpace). It allows World of Warcraft fans to tag their friends as the types of players you encounter in this online RPG.

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.

Don’t worry, we’re all superheroes. We all have at least one special talent or ability. For instance, I can recite Pulp Fiction quotes at any given time of the day. Is that a useless superpower? I think not so. Really useless superpowers are the ones in this new tag your friends picture, based on a funny t-shirt design. Bless your Facebook …

We’ve posted a Super Mario Bros friend tagging picture before, but people complained that it was too hard to tag the individual game characters. So here’s a new and improved collage that allows you to easily tag most of the (New) Super Mario Bros characters like Princess Peach, Toad, Yoshi, Bowser, Donkey Kong, Wario, Waluigi, Hammer Bros, Goomba and of course, Mario & Luigi.

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.

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!

Today I noticed the One-word Answers meme spreading fast among my friends through Facebook notes. Forty simple questions, and 40 simple answers. Answers that are just one word. But it sounds easier than it is.

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.

Can you guess which one of your friends is dreaming of a career as fashion designer, or who’s perfect for the of job secret agent? Maybe there’s a rock star wannabe among your friends, or an aspiring actress already practicing her “Academy Award” acceptance speech in front of the mirror?

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.