This is such my type of humor. I know it’s not new, but I had to point it out.
This guy created an anti-social parody of Facebook’s login page which he named Arsebook: “Arsebook is an anti-social utility that connects you with the people YOU HATE.”

Gotta love sudden, totally random and uncalled for hatred in CAPITALS.
I won’t spoil the rest. It’s not much, but it is hilarious. Check it out for yourself.
“Everyone Can HATE — Register”

[Via Marie-Josée’s Chez Marie - Open Bar]

PS: Funny thing about this is that I’m sure so many people will actually type in their Facebook logins and passwords into this.
PPS: I was most certainly right.

Photo by François @ Edito.qc.ca

I was sad I couldn’t have been there, but at least thanks to Facebook and the iPhone, my soul was.

It had to come sooner or later..
Facebook is introducing http://iphone.facebook.com

I know everyone is already talking about it, but since I’m such a Facebook whore addict active user and an avid Apple-lover I had to point it out. A simple UI giving you access to Facebook’s main features, the iPhone way. I almost prefer it to Facebook’s mainstream interface.

The interface is so lickable (Jobs referred to Aqua in 2001 at the unveiling of OS X as being “so nice you want to LICK it” and this is how I feel about it). It’s clean and it sizzles[1] for über user-centric leveraging of e-communities social Web 2.0 mobile networks.

To those saying the iPhone’s Web isn’t supposed to be a “mobile Internet” or a “watered down version of the Internet”: let me just say that the Web wasn’t designed for multi-touch goodness ;)

Literally, it’s stalking social networking at your [multiple]fingertips!

[1] (c) François and Olivier

Update – 6:44 PM: Speaking of which.. François – who’s on a trip to the San Francisco Bay Area – just called me from an iPhone in the San Francisco Apple Store by touching “Call Pierre-Nick” from my profile on Facebook for iPhone.. Oh wow.. Can we say killer app?