Pull a Dickie

To say you are going to do something / go somewhere and eventually never show off. Lame excuses are used when "pulling a Dickie" such as checking the email, having to meet the wife or being a total douche.

A couple of friends are walking to see a third one when suddenly one of them starts walking the wrong way.

-"Hey, what are you doing! Weren't you supposed to come with me?"

-"Mhhh...sorry but my wife hits me if I don't get home before 7PM."

-"What a douche! Don't try to pull a Dickie on me."

by Yona_London March 10, 2009

Pulled a Smarty

Making a move or action that fucks over both yourself and others for the purpose of “comedy”

Zeroyalviking: “so let’s try this..”
ChilledChaos: “GOD DAMMIT ZE YOU PULLED A SMARTY “

by JmkingyNWO February 26, 2021

Pulling a Titanic

When you talk a lot of shit, thinking you are the best, then just crumple and fail in your first attempt.

"Wow, Jeff was really pulling a Titanic when he crashed his car."

by stananananana September 18, 2017

Pulled a Viacom

To have all other users/your personal and private data stolen by a greedy, money-grabbing company/conglomerate.

Named after Viacom who did it to YouTube.

Guy: Man, I've just found out that the RIAA pulled a Viacom. :/

by LaClown July 3, 2008

Pull an omori

This is a Reference to the hit game omori this means
Killing your sister or yourself or both

Imma pull an omori

by Eye hedgehog August 17, 2022

Pulling addiction

The term for playing gacha games and wanting characters which are essentially pixels.

I have pulling addiction.

by Youraverageidiot November 16, 2022

To pull a Shire

A phrase commonly used in marching bands to describe a person with the following traits. Popularized by the infamous Johnathan Shire.

1. To suddenly appear, as if by teleportation
2. The art of building carts of various sizes and functions
3. To fix a saxophone with a blowtorch
4. The ability to "Sparkle" or own various striped shirts.
5. To chase a butterfly

1. "I was just walking the other day, and he pulled a Shire and popped up beside me."

2. "He pulled a Shire with that new monstrosity for the generator"

3. "David's sax broke, but luckily somebody pulled a Shire."

4. "The flutes weren't marching very well, so a few of the instructors pulled Shires."

5. "He's a bit ADHD, he's been known to pull a Shire one time."

by Flute 6 September 2, 2009