LOL, 'Off The Hook' is somewhat slang. When used about a girl, boy, movie, drug just about anything... It's saying that the person, thing or event was exceptionally good (here's the kicker) to that person. ex: Lets say someone really loves Science Fiction movies and he sees something like 'Alien' for the first time. He might say 'The movie was totally off the hook!' ie: he really really liked it.
Nothing. To get off the hook, however, means to escape punishment.
I think you mean "Get OUT OF my face." I don't know of a meaning of "get off my face" other than the literal one. "Get out of my face" means to back off and stop antagonizing me. The image is of someone pushing their face right up next to yours and shouting at you.
Off his/her rocker, totally nuts, gone bonkers, loco, looney.
Off the hook means - freed from danger or blame or obligation; "I let him off the hook with a severe reprimand"
Peter Pan and Hook hate each other because peter stole captain Hook's treasure and to get it back Hook was fighting with Pan and Pan cut off his hand and because of that hook wants to get revenge on peter pan and kill him.
The duration of Guy Off the Hook is 1800.0 seconds.
Guy Off the Hook was created on 2008-09-14.
It's called an off hook tone. Or you can call it a receiver off hook tone or r.o.h. tone or a permanent signal.
The joke plays on the double meaning of "off the hook." In a literal sense, it refers to a phone being left off its receiver, preventing it from functioning. Figuratively, "off the hook" can mean being free from obligations or responsibilities, which adds a humorous twist by suggesting the pirate's carefree lifestyle caused his phone issues. Thus, the punchline cleverly combines both interpretations for comedic effect.
It is fishing slang. If you are on the hook you are caught, trapped, obligated but if you get out of something, a commitment, or obligation you have been let off the hook.
Rock the Party - Off the Hook - was created in 2000-08.
Off the hook probably came from fishing, where you release fish that you aren't keeping--take them off the hook and let them go back into the water. There is also "ringing off the hook," referring to a lengthily unanswered telephone. The receivers of early telephones hung from a hook.