1)a phrase that can be used to add random humor to any situation 2) a phrase that you can use to make an annoying person leave you alone
1)Hey look at that!! Its your face!!
2)person 1:Do you fellas wanna hang out tonight?
person 2: Your face!
2)person 1:Do you fellas wanna hang out tonight?
person 2: Your face!
by your face October 13, 2003
by elkview adam July 06, 2006
Oh... you must take it up a notch...
See, the is a progrssion to this "your face" stuff. Here is an example:
Nick: WOw, that dog is really ugly.
Sarah: YOU are really ugly!
Nick: Oh yeah, well your face is ugly.
Sarah: Your MOM is ugly.
Nick: Your mom's FACE is ugly! OOOOHHH!!!
and whoever ends with your mom's face wins. yay!
See, the is a progrssion to this "your face" stuff. Here is an example:
Nick: WOw, that dog is really ugly.
Sarah: YOU are really ugly!
Nick: Oh yeah, well your face is ugly.
Sarah: Your MOM is ugly.
Nick: Your mom's FACE is ugly! OOOOHHH!!!
and whoever ends with your mom's face wins. yay!
by NickandSarah January 15, 2005
Erin:God you're a fat Mexican...
Nelson:Your face!!
Erin:OOO look at the pretty flowers
Sara:Your face is a pretty flower
Nelson:Your face!!
Erin:OOO look at the pretty flowers
Sara:Your face is a pretty flower
by losingthewar May 08, 2005
What cyclists say by convention as they pass each other on the road, or occasionally as they ride near pedestrians. It is infinitely more cool than mounting a dorky little horn or bell on your handlebars and squeezing it at every opportunity. It may not be always be strictly necessary, but it is a little courtesy that will get you cred and make you look experienced.
<College student races to class and overtakes a pack of spandex cyclists, but remains silent.>
"On your left! On your leeeeeft!" You gotta let us know! Where are your manners?"
<sound of metal crunching and muffled screams. this guy will not have to say this for a while.>
"On your left! On your leeeeeft!" You gotta let us know! Where are your manners?"
<sound of metal crunching and muffled screams. this guy will not have to say this for a while.>
by spinningtabletop January 31, 2009
by thatboysabin November 19, 2005
Phrase. Definition dependent on context.
Typically means,
"You're paying for the telephone call, so":
1. "I'll listen to what you say,"
2. "say what you want," or
3. "place the call if you think it's necessary."
The phrase is a relic from a period when telephone calls placed from a coin-operated pay phone cost $.10 (a US dime).
Typically means,
"You're paying for the telephone call, so":
1. "I'll listen to what you say,"
2. "say what you want," or
3. "place the call if you think it's necessary."
The phrase is a relic from a period when telephone calls placed from a coin-operated pay phone cost $.10 (a US dime).
1. "You're calling me on my home phone at night, but, hey, it's your dime, so speak."
2. "Dude -- you should call the radio station and tell the DJ about your spring break story. They won't cut you off -- it's your dime."
3. "If you need to tell your folks about the accident...Well, it's your dime."
2. "Dude -- you should call the radio station and tell the DJ about your spring break story. They won't cut you off -- it's your dime."
3. "If you need to tell your folks about the accident...Well, it's your dime."
by Dan the Man March 31, 2005