Pulling a Sal is when you steal memes from other people and share them on Twitter as if you've created them.
It refers to @sallymayweather aka Sal the Agotist on Twitter.
It refers to @sallymayweather aka Sal the Agotist on Twitter.
This guy was pulling a Sal on me. He stole my meme and took all the credit for it. It's fucking annoying.
by Tyr1987 August 11, 2022

by MoonchildJin August 10, 2023

by huayra21 December 3, 2017

When you tell someone to "go to work", instead of fooling around to get money, or when they are wasting their time
by thraxxx September 19, 2020

This term is used as an action, in which someone is about to lie about their miniscule achievements or are about to do something reckless justify or over compensate about how great they are.
1. "Zachary is Pulling a Varun, he challenged the captain of the basketball team, to a game of basketball."
2. "I'm going to Pull a Varun on my CV"
2. "I'm going to Pull a Varun on my CV"
by Aeroźe November 17, 2020

Talking trash behind the safety of the internet, and when getting called out or caught up in it, turning it all around and going from Bully to Victim. Also blaming everything you screw up at on others. As if they are the sole responsibility for your fucked up situations that you yourself put yourself into.
Pulled a Man-y: I lost my job at AT&T (when they found how I was trolling several groups hard and it looked bad on the company) so I totally "pulled a Mann-y" and blamed it all on the strangers that have it out for me. They constantly harass me day and night and have it out for me. I blame all my shortcomings on them. I also will start GoFundMe accounts to try and get people to pay for me being unemployed.
by FuckTheseCommieBastards August 15, 2018

To "Pull a Shyamalan" means to begin doing something and being fantastic at it on your first attempt, but to then become progressively worse at it with every attempt as you continue on doing it with no possible chance of redemption. Some people might even secretly hope you're gonna make it this next time but you never will. The origin of this phrase comes from Director Night Shyamalan's career as everyone seems to unanimously agree that the "6th Sense" was a masterpiece while everything else he did afterwards only got worse and worse over time.
(to pull a Shyamalan): Gaston Gaudio really pulled a Shyamalan with his tennis carreer. He started of winning Roland Garros and then crashed it spectaculary into the ground match after match. Total career meltdown.
by KaiserWordsmith November 3, 2017
