Pulling a Sadie

To do something reckless or nonsensical without any regard for consequences or common sense. Often associated with a quirky or offbeat personality, an obsession with Taylor Swift, a dislike of Corgis, and/or being from Iowa. Can also refer to starting a fire for fun or excitement, despite the risks involved.

"I can't believe you just jumped off that roof into the pool! You're totally pulling a Sadie right now."

by mrpatsti2 March 21, 2023

Pulling A Ricky

When you drink too much and end up in the part of downtown that no one wants to go and you're mad and friends have followed you and are screaming NOOO! AND YOU ARE PUNCHING SIGNS UNTIL YOUVE BROKEN ALL YOUR FINGERS IN YOUR DOMINANT HAND. AGAIN.

Pulling A Ricky: had too many 40s last night and pulled a Ricky again.

by HiddenHighway April 18, 2022

Pulled a Taylor

Not thinking a decision through, making a stupid mistake, or making a dumb decision.

For example, instead of grabbing the right tool for the job he pulled a Taylor and grabbed a phillips screwdriver instead of a flat head like everyone knew he should. That is how he pulled a Taylor.

by Hardcore42 April 13, 2010

pull your own

go do somthing to your self and leave me alone

a teller of tell tales getting on your nerves an compelte fool a dim wit

by manky November 8, 2003

Pull a Richard

To "pull a Richard" is the phrase used when one is dumped by his/her significant other and in turn becomes homosexual.

Jon: "Hey, Will, did you hear? Carter pulled a Richard!"
Will: "Really? I would never expect him of all people."

In this scenario Carter was dumped and went to pull a Richard.

by Cpl. Mooncalf June 10, 2016

Pulling a Waleed

An excuse made at short notice, usually vague and unconvincing. Associated with repeat offenders.

"Man, it's the third time this month Kyle bailed on Poker night."
"He called 10 minutes ago. Said he had something urgent to attend to."
"Is that what it has come to? Pulling a Waleed on us? Shame."

by K Man S December 18, 2019

pulling a Wild

usually happens when asking for clarification or in a conversation, the person listening turns or walks away with no recognition to the person talking

Similar terms:

- pulled a Wild

Also see:

- Wilded (The act of ignoring or walking away from someone, leaving them bewildered.)

Lol, just pulling a Wild like that.

by Impact#6 July 9, 2011