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

Pull a Byron

Sending risqué pictures of one's spouse that were once sent in confidentiality.

You're going to be in so much trouble if you pull a Byron.

by CAPTSLW August 29, 2016

Pull a blake

Doing or saying something stupid

The term “pulling a blake” originates from Oregon. It was named after a teenager named Blake due to Blake doing and saying unintelligent things almost all the time.

friend 1 : How much for a 20 sac?

friend 2 : bruh do not pull a blake on me rn

by Subwayworker September 3, 2018

Pulling a slant

1. Getting so angry that you completely shut yourself off from all outside communication. 2. Getting so mad, you delete/ban all of your friends involved from the internets.

I was trying to argue logic with Jacob, but in the end, he just ended up pulling a slant.

by Topsy Kritt November 16, 2010

To Pull A Carlo

This is used whenever someone destroys pieces of code in a company's software the day before leaving his job.

"I uploaded the first version of the client's software then deleted the rest before leaving that company. Serves them right for treating me like a slave."

"Before I resign I'm gonna remove the most important lines of code from the booking engine... and that's how to pull a Carlo!"

by fuckyeah_r_ask February 4, 2010

pulling a Cheyenne

attention whore, when someone is doing everything in their power to get attention from a boy.

I thought she was our friend but she’s pulling a Cheyenne.

by horsegirl93 February 12, 2020

to pull an E.C.

Basically it means the same thing as pulling a 'disappearing act'.
It all started out from the movie Twilight and E.C. stands for Edward Cullen Character. When you pull an E.C., you have a tendency to disappear from time to time. Edward Cullen disappeared on numerous occasions throughout the movie.

Are you going to pull an E.C. on me?
Did he/she pulling an E.C. on you again?

by Spazzzzer April 2, 2009