26Natasha MacBryde and Jordan Cooper
In 2011, an Internet troll was jailed after mocking deaths of teenagers named Natasha MacBryde and Jordan Cooper. Sean Duffy targeted Facebook tribute pages and posted videos on YouTube taunting the dead victims and their families. The court heard that Duffy has Asperger's syndrome and lived a "miserable existence" drinking alcohol alone.
27. In 2014, researchers said Facebook will lose 80% of their users by 2017.
28. An American supercentenarian named Ella Schuler was so old she couldn't put her real date of birth on Facebook.
29. Facebook has trademarked the words "face", "book", "wall", "like", "poke", and others.
30. A pair of twins were separated at birth, adopted and raised by separate families on 2 separate continents. They were reunited when one of them saw the other starring in the movie 21 & Over, saw the resemblance and contacted her via Facebook.
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31Appletini
The real Mark Zuckerberg had never heard of an Appletini before he watched 'The Social Network'. After he tried one, he liked it so much he made the Appletini Facebook's official drink.
32. Facebook engineers originally wanted to call the "Like" button the "Awesome" button.
33. It costs $100 to send Mark Zuckerberg a Facebook message.
34. The Pakistani Deputy Attorney general Muhammad Azhar Sidiqque tried to have Mark Zuckerberg arrested for blasphemy when a Facebook page held a Muhammad drawing contest.
35. A New Zealand citizen named Philip Blackwood was imprisoned inside one of the world's harshest prisons in Myanmar for over a year because he posted an image of Buddha with headphones on his Facebook page.
36Facebook ads
Facebook ads are not generated based on your specific liked pages. But instead, they gather information from what you browse on the web.
37. A man named Thanakorn Siripaiboon in Thailand got 30 years in prison for 'liking' a photoshopped picture of the King of Thailand (Bhumibol Adulyadej) on Facebook.
