2 definitions by s.m.j.r.
Letting a crippling obssession with cream-filled pastries and rare, fatty meats distract one from competently running a business.
The term originally pertains to Cubs' general manager, who let his twice daily trips to Krispy Kreme and Portillo's hot dogs supercede his desire to assemble a baseball team capable of winning most recreational softball leagues.
Like Pulling a Dusty, it is a baseball term that can be used in a variety of business settings.
The term originally pertains to Cubs' general manager, who let his twice daily trips to Krispy Kreme and Portillo's hot dogs supercede his desire to assemble a baseball team capable of winning most recreational softball leagues.
Like Pulling a Dusty, it is a baseball term that can be used in a variety of business settings.
When John stayed at lunch too long and missed his important business meeting, he was really pulling a Hendry.
Who ordered these cannolis? And why is Preston Wilson's agent here? Man, is someone here hell-bent on pulling a Hendry?
Who ordered these cannolis? And why is Preston Wilson's agent here? Man, is someone here hell-bent on pulling a Hendry?
by s.m.j.r. July 18, 2006
Combining an over-reliance on underproductive old men with a near supernatural ability to ruin, hurt, or destroy the young and talented. While generally a baseball term pertaining to how baseball manager Dusty Baker ruined the Chicago National League Ballclub, it can be easily used across all business settings.
Often used in conjunction with Pulling a Hendry.
Often used in conjunction with Pulling a Hendry.
Falling in love with Neifi Perez and pitching Kerry Wood into the morgue is the original example of "pulling a Dusty."
by s.m.j.r. July 18, 2006