The application doesn't seem to have any cruel overtones - it's more tongue-in-cheek than anything else. You can add George W Bush or Mark Zuckerberg for example. But what is REALLY amusing about EnemyBook is that you can specify why a particular person is your enemy. So you can choose from options like "He killed my family" or "she insulted my honour" or just a straight-forward "I don't know this enemy but I hate them already"!

You can even tell your Facebook contacts to make your enemy their enemy, and if that wasn't enough, you can flip the finger at your enemy!

This one's a keeper for me.

I don't like Twitter and I only use Facebook occasionally to play Scrabulous and to network with some business prospects. I am not completely into the whole "Facebook lifestyle" like a lot of other people. I don't need contacts' status details emailed to me as they happen and I don't feel the need to constantly change my status profile to let the whole world know what I am doing.

So Steve has some great advice but on this occasion, it doesn't apply much to me. But I really like the way Steve thinks and how he always finds new uses for everyday web apps. His best post by far is turning Gmail into a personal nerve center. Definately a classic and one I highly recommend you check out.

Attention Scrabulous addicts. As you may have noticed while knocking out your opponent with your 8 letter word, there is a post on Facebook notifying us that new servers will be launched on Thursday. This is welcome news as the amount of "error loading pages" is beyond belief. But according to the Facebook Scrabulous Group, some other changes are also on the way -

• Temporary score - No need to do the math before placing a word.
• Tiles left - Tile tracking will be a lot easier for all players.
• Improved interface - You will love it (apparently - we'll see)
  
• Dictionaries - We shall be offering more language options (hopefully German?)
  
• Type tiles option - Will be much faster to place the tiles on to the board.
• Messaging system - New message notification icon.

I also didn't realise some other existing features such as the envelope icon being the ability to send your opponent a message, the notepad icon being a complete listing of all moves made, and if you right-click on the board and choose "numbered board", the value of each square will be shown.

As if it wasn't bad enough that I am now addicted to the TV series, "Prison Break", I now have another impediment on my productivity - the Facebook version of Scrabble - Scrabulous.