to pull a lora

/təˌpʊləˈlɔ:rə/
idiom: describes the action of blatantly ignoring and neglecting one's peers in consequence of no apparent condition or state of the agent.

"They haven't texted me in a while, you think they're no doing well ? " - "Nah - I suppose, they're just pulling a lora."
or
"Next time I'm not trying to pull a lora and actually be on time."

by théstralix February 28, 2019

Pulling a Rosa

When you’re device loses battery mid conversation.

I think Matt is Pulling a Rosa again during the conversation!

by DogRider558 September 30, 2022

Pull a Pablo

showing someone up by getting way too hammered.

That girl Sahar looked really good singing on the last episode of the 'Real World', until Pablo "pulled a Pablo" and got so hammered he could barely recognize where he was. Pull a Pablo.

by llcoolc555 September 9, 2010

Pulling a GabMed

Going on vacation or disappearing without letting anyone know.

Damn, my wifi was pulling a GabMed last night. I couldn’t get any work done.

by Jj papa April 22, 2021

to pull a fentic

To love a lot of people for no reason.

I pulled a fentic.
To pull a fentic means to love a lot of people

by Fenty November 6, 2020

Pull a Jenkins

If someone questions your methods after a blunder (especially one of your own making), simply deny any blame and instead send them a topical Wikipedia article without explanation and refuse to reconsider your actions.

Made famous by dir Patty Jenkins who after being ask by studio executives to rewrite her script for Wonder Woman 3, refused and instead sent them a link to the Wonder Woman Wikipedia page.

My mechanic asked me why I'd put gasoline in my Tesla, so I decided to Pull a Jenkins and sent him the Wikipedia on gasoline generating electricity.

by B_dub3 December 9, 2022

"pulling a decker"

moving on with life the way God designed

Hey John just broke up with this girl, and damn the next day he was with another. He was "pulling a Decker"

by Clackadack January 12, 2009