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BY   CHRISTIAN KARASIEWICZ Facebook game requests – they’re annoying. One minute, you think you’ve blocked them. The next day, there are more Facebook game requests coming in from friends. Today, we’re going to show you how to block Facebook game requests in 3 simple steps – forever. Why block Facebook game requests? As we mentioned, game requests are flat-out annoying. Not to mention, they can consume a lot of your time. For example, if you have Facebook installed on your mobile device (who doesn’t), whenever you receive a Facebook game request, your phone buzzes. This can lead to a loss of productivity because you stop what you’re doing to check your notifications, only to find out that it’s just a game request and not an important message. Instead of letting Facebook game requests rule your life, be proactive and block Facebook game requests. To block Facebook game requests, follow the instructions outlined below. How to block Facebook game requests 1. Login...

1. Activity Log You've probably seen that button on your cover photo labeled "Activity Log," but unless you're a Facebook power user you probably haven't explored this tool. It shows you every activity you do on Facebook, whether it's liking a photo, posting a status, or updating your information. You can even filter by type of activity to make it more targeted. 2. Ad Create Tool Facebook gives you a host of tools to make sure your business's ads are well made and prominently placed, starting with the Ad Create tool. You select a goal for promoting your business or page (like more page likes, increased app engagement, etc.) and the Ad Create tool automatically selects the right combination of ads to help you reach it. 3. App Center You've been playing Candy Crush for months, but do you use Open Table's Facebook app to book a reservation? Or use the Spotify app to share your playlists with friends? If you want to browse new games...

Story by  Andrew Fischer  | 12:35 PM | September 20th, 2013  If you've used Facebook for any amount of time now, chances are you've noticed how it can turn even your good friends into horrible, horrible people. Yes, even your nicest friends can turn into unbearably annoying narcissistic people who care only about themselves (and how awesome they are). Whether you knew it already or not, most of your friends probably fall into at least one of the following categories. You probably fall into a few of these yourself. 21. The Internet Meme Friend These friends aren't hard to spot. Every single status update they make involves an Internet meme or e-card of some sort. These aren't just the friends who occasionally post a meme, they're the ones who create their own customized memes and post them. Click  here  to share this image on Facebook 20. The Groupie Friend These friends like and comment on all of your statuses almost as fast as you c...