In case you have not heard or seen, Facebook has gone through a redesign and the masses are not happy. If you've been on your Facebook in the past couple of days, you'd have seen friends posting statuses about how much bullshit the new Facebook is. Or you'd seen how they say they are all switching back to MySpace (be my guest) or going to Google+. There's more changes to come too, so hold on to your butt. Here are the 14 funniest reactions to the Facebook redesign I've seen.

Choosing a domain name is one of the hardest steps in developing a website. Making sure the domain name doesn't have an unintentional side meaning is probably the first step, but for these people, they didn't attend Domain Names 101.

There are certain situations in life that you really hope that nothing goes wrong. Well what if the world was just a giant computer program? Then you'd get these messages created by yours truly.

Let's face it, texting is the new way to communicate with people. Hardly anyone picks up a phone anymore. Even parents are texting now. Here are some hilarious SMS fails with some of them being sent to the wrong person and others being "Auto Corrected" by the iPhone. If you want more SMS fails, definitely check out Damn You Auto Correct and JustTexted.

It's amazing what people can do in 140 characters or less. Twitter users answer the simple question: What are you doing?

First known as EarthViewer3D, Google Earth officially came out in 2005. Since then, the program has upgraded from low resolution blurry images to the extremely high resolution images. In fact, the images are getting so clear that on the closest zoom, you can almost read the street signs.

In the Facebook game FarmVille, you can collect animals. As they stay on your farm, they slowly collect certain things. For example, for a cow, you can collect their milk once they reach 100%. For chickens, you can collect eggs.

The Facebook application FarmVille launched in June 2009 and in just a few short months, it has become the number one played game on Facebook. At the time of this writing, it has over 73 million active users. For those who don't know what FarmVille is, it is a simulation game where players can plant, grow and harvest crops, animals, and trees on their very own farm.

Everyone and their mom is on Facebook now. With over 350 million users (and growing) now on the site, there are bound to be some interesting and noteworthy stories and events involving Facebook and its users.

A ton of incredible and news worthy stories and events have occurred since the calendar switched over to October. If only they had been Tweeted about, as they were occurring. Without further ado, here is the final Fake Tweets from Real People for 2009 (about events from October-December).

Technology is a wonderful thing. It makes our lives easier and encourages innovation. Too lazy to change the channel on the TV? That's what the remote is for. Too impatient to wait for that food to cook? That's what the microwave is for. But alas, we must be careful. Technology can also cause us physical pain and suffering.

Email is a great tool for communicating with other people quickly and effectively. However, it opened up the floodgates for scams, pranks, and hoaxes to circulate the 'net faster than they could before. Most of the time, these pranks and scams relied on people actually believing what the email said.

In case you were too busy actually living your life for the past week or so, NASA crashed a rocket into the Moon. Why? To find out if there was water there. Well, they did find water - a good amount of it. This is a finding that could have huge implications for the future of space exploration and big business. Big business? Yes. If water is on the Moon, then colonization will soon follow. Colonization = People with incomes. How can we get in before competitors and exploit the moon for profit once colonization begins?

It is difficult these days to find someone who hasn't been on the Internet at least once in their life. When the Internet was still new, it would have been helpful to have some "Welcome to the Internet" handbook. The Internet has changed so much that in 2009, I have decided to provide a beginner's guide. Think of it as a fresh reminder of what the Internet is really about, from A to Z.

In 2007, Google launched Google Street View. Street View is an amazing tool because it allows you to see almost any street in the United States and around the world and virtually take a walk down any street you want. However, along the way, the Google Street View Cars have snapped pictures of some very strange and hilarious things around the world.

Facebook. We all have some sort of love-hate relationship with it. Sometimes it's like a crack addiction, other times, well, it's annoying as all hell. But no matter what anyone thinks about it, there is one thing that is certain - it is destroying lives.

Check out the previous fake tweets article about events that occurred from June-July 2009. These tweets will cover events that occurred between August and September 2009.

Previously, I remarked on a few things that annoy me about Facebook. This time around, I'm going at MySpace. MySpace was one of the first social networking sites launched, and was, for a period of time, the number 1 network (today it is number #2) When Facebook launched shortly after, many people made the switch and have never looked back.

You're either on Facebook, or you know someone that is on it. What once started as a cool alternative to MySpace that was open only to college students has exploded into the number 1 social networking site, surpassing MySpace and fending off up and coming Twitter. With the floodgates open, some very serious no-no's were crossed. These are the type of things that can annoy you and even make you think about wanting to quit Facebook (although it'll never happen, because you check it everyday).

Twitter is the new social media phenomenon that is sweeping the nation and the world. Celebrities, politicians, and athletes have all joined the site. Here are some tweets that we could have expected if these people had been on Twitter at the time from events occurring June-July 2009.