To pull a stern - Getting extremly drunk by stealing a bottle of beverages from the bar in a club, and finishing it alone.
Must include puking and passing out (in the shower) on the next day's morning.
Includes puking in the club, puking in the taxi (having his friends pay for the taxi cleaning service), drop down the stairs, getting dropped several times by his mates trying to carry him back.
Must include puking and passing out (in the shower) on the next day's morning.
Includes puking in the club, puking in the taxi (having his friends pay for the taxi cleaning service), drop down the stairs, getting dropped several times by his mates trying to carry him back.
"Hey man, whats up with R.?"
"He pulled Stern yesterday!... Passed out and we had to carry him back"
"Where is he now?
"Still puking - in the bathroom atm."
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"Let's get sterned tonight"
"He pulled Stern yesterday!... Passed out and we had to carry him back"
"Where is he now?
"Still puking - in the bathroom atm."
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"Let's get sterned tonight"
by DaFkingGerman July 19, 2009
The realization that you spend far too much time on a meaningless internet forum, instead of focusing on the things in your life that matter most.
by Stern Lover March 19, 2008
a meaning more uncommon but still existing is 'asshole'; this originated from an episode of popular sitcom 'friends' in which chandler exclaims - 'i like it in the stern!'
'i like it in the stern!'
by kukukl December 27, 2008
Im gonna double drop some snowballs this saturday at Sterns.
Get ill, Get ill, The house, The House, The House on the Hill
Get ill, Get ill, The house, The House, The House on the Hill
by bernards September 22, 2006
to try and inform your friends of something you find incredibly newsworthy and you send it out only to find out its two months old
by Wheelsee March 26, 2008
Like owned or pwned, but only useable in a political context. Used when you have achieved victory in an (often online) political debate.
Common misspellings such as "Sternt", "Sternd" and "Sternz0red" are also acceptable.
Common misspellings such as "Sternt", "Sternd" and "Sternz0red" are also acceptable.
by Beerdude26 February 15, 2006
to get screwed over by someone who makes up ridiculous rules/enforces rules that you don't like. Derived from former NBA commissioner David Stern.
by sterned August 25, 2014