To do all in one's power to deliberately and maliciously cause an elevator's doors to close when it is quite obvious that others nearby desire to ride in it.
Man, that dude totally just tried to pull a Jackson. We almost had to take the stairs all the way up to the 17th floor.
by Robin B. March 19, 2008
by Robin B. August 12, 2011
A natural affinity for the creation, recognition, and appreciation of the grammatical phenomenon known as the pun.
by Robin B. December 09, 2008
To spend time doing something with the intent that it will contribute to a specific goal or project only to realize after completion that this had no positive productive value and was a complete waste of time.
"Man, I need to write a paper about suburbia in popular culture, but I decided to watch a movie that didn't actually have anything to do with that. I hate when I pull a Truman Show, brah."
by Robin B. April 30, 2008
A word used to confirm (and sometimes reaffirm) a previously stated fact, idea, concept, or query. It is a derivative of "all right," but its tone is more optimistic and exuberant than its commonly spoken cousin.
by Robin B. August 22, 2008
An informal way of saying the word "totally" in conversation. The word itself, a separated compound, is designed to stress the pronunciation of the second syllable in "totally."
by Robin B. May 11, 2006
A natural affinity for the creation, recognition, and appreciation of the grammatical phenomenon known as the pun.
by Robin B. January 04, 2009