Pulling a Jimmy

jumping off the bed wars map with an inventory full of diamonds and blaming of one his friends in the discord call.

that man is pulling a jimmy

by uber the maneuver February 21, 2020

pulling a busch gardens

The act of piling more people than is legal (or comfortable) into a car in order to transport said people to a certain destination. It originated with the transport of 7 passengers in a 6-passenger minivan to Busch Gardens. This is most common in minivans with 2 seats in the middle row and 3 seats in the back. One person has to sit in between the seats in the middle row. Resourceful passengers in the past have found ways to get comfortable and even fall asleep while sitting on "The Floor" and this seat is switched out every time the vehicle stops. Whoever sits on "The Floor" is entirely responisble for being aware of whenever police cars are nearby so that they can duck and the others can cover them up.
Everyone in the back has to sit on "The Floor" at some point but whoever has shotgun never has to sit on "The Floor" so that's the best spot to be.

Person 1: How are all of us getting to (insert location here) in your 4-passenger car?
Person 2: It's okay, we're pulling a Busch Gardens.
Person 1: Oh. Sweet.

by PLAH January 5, 2006

Pulling a Sushi

A term used to describe inexplicable and repeated failure. First used by online players of Call of Duty 4 and 5 to describe an air or mortar strike that fails to kill any of the opposing team's players.

"I can't believe it, I'm pulling a sushi. I got passed over for my fourth promotion in six months."

by MJ Kaplan December 16, 2008

Pulling a Lenin

to threaten to resign from office, or to write a panflet expressing your views

Oh man, hes pulling a Lenin!

by Sam Weston February 8, 2007

pulling a waggles

to tell an outrageous lie

he's pulling a waggles, he never done that

by tonya minata October 23, 2007

Pulling a Mandy

The act of two people leaving a party in order to give oral sex to each other

Dude, that girl's pulling a Mandy

by guitar man December 22, 2008

Pulling an Andy

A term used when backing out of work last minute (even if you promised to you'd come in today) with no explanation (not even a lame one like "I'm sick").

1. "Hey, where's Keith today?"
"Oh, Keith pulled an Andy today. He's not coming in."
"Keith pulled an Andy? Is that what you're telling me?"

2. "Hey guys, I know I said I was definitely working tomorrow, but I'm thinking about pulling an Andy. Maybe I'll be there, maybe I won't"

by FitzgeraldsClara December 24, 2008