Pulling a Kealey

It is the most embarrasing thing a rowwer/coxswain can do. A term used at Pittsford Crew in Rochester, NY, meaning falling off the dock into the disgusting Erie Canal. The first time this was done the rowwer flipped over the boat at the end of the dock and had to swim all the way back to the begininng of the dock.

OMG did he just Pull a Kealey?!?!?
Don't go Pulling a Kealey!

by PCREW October 13, 2011

Pulling a 757

When someone takes everything they've worked for and flushes it down the toilet as they start completely over.

Jess: "What happened to your robot code!"
Bradley: "We're pulling a 757"

by RadBradisRad February 14, 2015

pull a pinto

To either do the following:

1. Pierce a part of ones own body (bonus: and not have an ear ring to put it through)
2. Eat a spider (bonus: for 20 bucks)
3. Just act like an idiot

"Dude, don't pull a pinto"

by annnnnnooonyyymousss February 23, 2008

pulling a brittany.

pleasuring yourself; playing

jenna is pulling a brittany.

by encino man February 27, 2009

pulling turnips

The act of delivering dual simultaneous hand jobs simulating the motions of a farmer pulling turnips. This action is usually performed while sitting between two people in an automobile.

After Dave called shotty, Peter was relegated to pulling turnips in the back seat.

by Leopold's Stotch October 1, 2010

Pulling-a-Tyler

The act of wondering aimlessly through a city in the dead of night.

"Whoa! Where'd those shoes come from dude? I don't know, but it's probably the product of Pulling-a-Tyler!

by dannngggfunny April 17, 2011

Pulling a J.D.

To imagine a completely random situation in your head during a conversation that has absolutely nothing to do with what you're thinking about.

Damn, I did bad on that math test. I guess I spent too much time pulling a J.D. in class by thinking about monkeys when the professor was talking.

by TJ Griers March 18, 2008