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By now, I'm sure you heard about those delicious Facebook checks that started popping up in mailboxes across Illinois.

ou heard you'd get money, you filled out the form, but did you think you'd ever actually see the check? Those Facebook check are actually arriving in Illinois.

You may have been wondering about this for a while. You took part in the class-action suit against Facebook, you were told that your side would be receiving nearly $400 each, but so far you've seen nothing except for delays.

This article is going to take a weird turn. It isn't about possibly purchasing these items that are entertaining, it's the photos.

Facebook quizzes are basically time-killers. You've got a few minutes, so why not take a quiz to see which Beatle you are, which dog is the perfect match for you, or how well you can score with some trivia, right?

Having made the attempt at building an igloo a couple of different times in my life, I can tell you that putting together even a simple igloo was beyond my skill set. There's no way I could have ever pulled this off.

Whenever I'm whittling away at my last throes of procrastination sitting at my desk, half the time I find myself squeezing the last bit of dopamine from a dark corner of the internet.

You may have been asking yourself the same question. You took part in the class-action suit against Facebook, you were told that your side would be receiving nearly $400, but so far you've seen nothing.

Welcome to the Metaverse.

I just read a statistic that says the average Facebook user has 338 friends. The stat went on to point out that the average Facebook user is connected to fewer genuine friends than people they've never met in person, which comprises 39% of users' connections.