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.

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.

I regularly receive requests and suggestions for Facebook tagging pictures and -during the past 30 days- 16 of those e-mails were asking for a Smurfs poster. So here it finally is, by popular demand: the If we were Smurfs… tagging pic.

We’ll start this week with a tag picture called “Excuses for missing class my friends and I would use”. Who’s the friend who has a love-hate relationship with his alarm clock? Who’s the one who would come up with a crazy story about alien abduction? Who’s got a wild girlfriend and which friend is just too cool for school? Tag your friends and the excuses they’re most likely to use. Don’t forget to tag yourself too!

Which one of your Facebook friends is a total choc-a-holic, who is into Naruto or The Dark Knight, and which one goes to bed with a soccer ball? Most countries in the world are celebrating Easter today, and you can participate on Facebook by uploading the image below to your Wall and tagging up to 12 friends with the following special Easter eggs…

Along the way you bump into people who make a dent on your life. Some are born to sit by a river. Some people get struck by lightning. Some have an ear for music. Some are artists. Some swim. Some know buttons. Some know Shakespeare. Some are mothers. And some people dance.

A fair number of you have requested a Harry Potter tag your friends picture, so I did a quick search and discovered no less than five Harry Potter posters for your tagging pleasure. With the help of these pictures, you can tag your Facebook friends as Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, Sirius Black etcetera. The characters are pictured either as cartoons, WeeMees or as actual photos of the movie actors, and their personalities vary in each tagging picture.

Enough with the nasty gifts and the tough Watchmen… time for CUTENESS. If you’re into Japanese “kawaii” characters -like Pikachu, Hello Kitty, Miffy or Onionhead- then this tag your friends picture is for you. Webfetti has made a collage of their cutest anime cartoons and drawings, including a frog, penguin, princess, hamster, dog, pig, and even a goth girl.

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?

You’ve got to admit, there’s a geek in all of us! Sure, one hobby might be cooler or sexier than another, but in the end everyone’s a sucker for something. Scott Johnson is the artist behind the 56 Geeks Project, which started as a doodle or two in his sketchbook but ended up as a huge poster featuring fifty-six geeky stereotypes. Get ur geek on with our “We’re all geeks” tag picture.

Watchmen is a superhero film directed by Zack Snyder based on the 1986-1987 comic book limited series Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. Set in an alternate history 1985, Watchmen follows a group of former vigilantes as tensions heighten between the U.S. and the Soviet Union while an investigation of an apparent conspiracy against them uncovers something even more grandiose and sinister…