A way of expressing exhaustion, or possibly extreme exasperation, or dumbfoundedness. A take on "facepalm", but more!
Tired: "OMG. I haven't slept in days . . . *facepalmdeskfloor*"
Shocked: "I can't believe she posted my drunk texts from last night on FB!" *fpdf*
Shocked: "I can't believe she posted my drunk texts from last night on FB!" *fpdf*
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Person 2: r/facepalm You fucking idiot.
Person 2: r/facepalm You fucking idiot.
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To walk aimlessly around and around a room or small area while on facebook staring at their moble screen waiting for someone to comment
You get so hooked on facebook your starting to facepace
(Plural) You have been facepacing for the last hour
(Plural) You have been facepacing for the last hour
by Dugite June 24, 2012
Get the Facepace mug.After fingering your lady up the poo hole and your finger had crap on it, you smear it on the wrinkles around her eyes and tell her its a facepack to help slow the aging process. As it dries, it hardens and makes her skin feel tighter.
Jim fingered Lees' arse while she sucked his cock, then gave her some beauty therapy with a rusty facepack and jizz shot
by Iron Madein September 25, 2007
Get the rusty facepack mug."When my mother asked me to explain to her what "the shocker" was, i engaged in the act of facepalmery"
by SarahSnapShot August 27, 2009
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Get the facepass mug.Derived from the Comedie de L'arte, the facepalm gesture signified a change of humour based on a realization, a change of mask, to put on a new face.
The gesture became a standard trope of grief or weeping in theatre but when used comedically, indicated a shared misfortune. Imported into Vaudeville, the Three Stooges' innovated the gesture as a surrealistic form of violence, indicating surprise, fear and disdain.
The completed gesture was a stock expression in newspaper comics and used in animated films, exaggerating a sense of mock tragedy or comic disbelief.
The gesture became a standard trope of grief or weeping in theatre but when used comedically, indicated a shared misfortune. Imported into Vaudeville, the Three Stooges' innovated the gesture as a surrealistic form of violence, indicating surprise, fear and disdain.
The completed gesture was a stock expression in newspaper comics and used in animated films, exaggerating a sense of mock tragedy or comic disbelief.
Curly facepalmed himself when he saw the ghost, then peeped through his fingers to see if it was still there. Instead Moe was standing there, and asked "Whats the matter with you?" and tried to poke Curly in both eyes with his fingers. Curly defended by turning his facepalm into a noseshield which caught Moe's poke. In retaliation, Moe doubled Curly over with a punch in the stomach and straigtened him up with a fist to the head. It was then that Moe saw the ghost and both facepalmed, peeping through their fingers. Instead Larry was standing there asking "Where did you guys go?" etc.
by Pottergreen August 6, 2011
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