to do a brad refers to the act of dropping a new gadget when its sitll new.

Pulling a Brad is when an employee handles work-related request with such enthusiasm and charisma that he/she will actually begin to flex uncontrollably, typically to the point where clothing is damaged (see hulk out).

To do a brad pitt: noun.

Used as a synonym and lapsus to bad trip. Doing a Brad Pitt basically means taking too much drug and then you start hallucinating, freaking or whatever effect drugs have on you. This can be followed by a hyperventilation crisis and you end up in the hospital.

A situation in your life that becomes a major event.

Sally: "Did you hear about the fire last week"
Brad: "No why?"
Sally: "Oh, you should have. It became a big to do."

Jenny: "Did you hear martha broke up with brad because he cheated on her with cindy?"
Rachel: "Oh my gosh, poor martha!"
Jenny: "I know I feel terrible its become a big to do."

A small brad without a head;
Middle english for source of water.
(BTW (for those to lazy to click above): a brad is a small spike; slight side projection instead of a head; or a childs name.)

A Holiday created by angry White Anglo Saxon Protestants in response to all the fake holidays that other religions use to get several extra days off from work annually. This holiday celebrates the resurrection of Christ....as a Werewolf. The celebration typically occurs six weeks before the first Monday of August, and lasts approximately two weeks. This two week Holiday allows the practitioner to watch the entire Wimbledon Championships without worrying about work days interfering with NBC's asinine television scheduling.

On the last day of Werewolf Easter, Werewolf Christ returns from the dead to do two things for the younger followers:

1) He delivers wicker baskets full of Werewolf eggs, and hides said baskets in the most whimsical of places.
2) He scratches their friggen faces off while they sleep.

Werewolf Easter typically accounts for one of every five childhood deaths in North America each year.

Pull a Weezy (pull-a-wee-zy): To succeed and become fruitful from humble beginnings. To move on up in the social class structure. Moving on up to the east side. Referenced from the hit 70’s show “the Jefferson” and the charater's name for the mother of that show family.