mace face
A silly look made on one's face, usually when addressed by another person. The face appears contorted, as if reaching for comprehension just above him.
Named for a professional in a smaller Canadian city.
Named for a professional in a smaller Canadian city.
Did you see the mace face Jeff gave me when I asked him for some time off?
Face Mace
-verb
1. to post an angry or hateful message to a persons "wall" on Facebook.
-noun
1. An angry or hateful comment on a persons Facebook "wall".
1. to post an angry or hateful message to a persons "wall" on Facebook.
-noun
1. An angry or hateful comment on a persons Facebook "wall".
-verb
1. Please do not ever Face Mace me again or I'm going to report this abuse to the web master.
2. I can't believe i just got Face Maced!
-noun
1. "I just saw the brutal Face Mace Becky left on my wall. The shame I feel is epic."
1. Please do not ever Face Mace me again or I'm going to report this abuse to the web master.
2. I can't believe i just got Face Maced!
-noun
1. "I just saw the brutal Face Mace Becky left on my wall. The shame I feel is epic."
Mace in the Face
When a ball that has the spikes around it smacks someone in the face causing massive insano trama to the brain. This normally causes death unless the guy makes a reeker, then the ball with spikes will say " Fuck this shit Yo!". Otherwise, I suggest you duck or be sodmized.
Mace mace in the face cuz you can't keep pace and your just taken up space cuz your a disgrace...
Mace in your Face
Stage name of Mace H. Greenfield originally created by Fred Greenspan then President of Tortami Metro Promotions in or about 1984. A character that speaks what others think but fail to orate, about societal icons, current events and more. First & briefly on air with WNUU in early mid '80's. From 1989 to 1991, he was part of the morning show, "Terry T. with Mace in your Face" on WJTZ, 640 AM heard through parts of TN, VA, NC, WV, & KY, he then hosted talk radio on and off on Long Island NY while making guest appearances elsewhere from 1992 through 2003. Today, he works as a lawyer out of Jericho, NY.
When Mace in your Face was on air, politicians knew to be on their toes, and cops knew not to be dirty. But they continued anyway, being more careful and watching over their shoulders. Now he is a lawyer, helping people.