Aggravational Pull

when the mutual dislike or annoyance of a person, thing, place, etc, draws people closer together.

She was SOOOOO obnoxious, and I thought I was the only one who hated her posts in the forum, until the aggravational pull brought more irritated people my way, and we all soon became friends.

by Rain McKenna June 16, 2011

Pulling a Hamlet

Occurs when an employee leaves work prior to the company’s cultural expectation of 7:00pm. This is true even if they came in before 7:00am or worked virtually the rest of the evening.

Employee 1:"Hey where is Joe? Is he in a meeting?"

Employee 2: "No, he's pulling a Hamlet." or "No, he pulled a Hamlet."

by dmlives July 25, 2011

pulled a palin

completely ignoring one question and instead answering whatever the hell you want.

I asked Sarah why she lied to me, but she pulled a palin and explained she was a maverick with energy experience.

by Logan E February 22, 2009

Pull a Ricegum

When you take or break someone's phone or assault someone, because they took a picture/video of you, that you don't like.

"Hey man if you don't delete that, I'm bout to pull a ricegum"

by Mel Courtney April 3, 2017

Pulling a tide

"pulling a tide" refers to when someone goes AFK while still connected to a voice call that everyone else has disconnected out of.

"I was pulling a tide last night"

by Pepe Wrap November 24, 2021

pulling a hoagie

Pulling a hoagie is defined as, saying you will be back in a few minutes during a Skype call, online video game or any other way of communicating with friends over the internet; then either coming back about two hours or more later; To pull a hoagie one can also never come back.

Example 1:
Person one: Did you hear Jeffery's dad pulled a hoagie on him?
Person two: Yeah he never shuts up about it.
Person one: Can you blame him? It must have been very traumatic.

Example 2:
Person one: I can't believe he pulling a hoagie during our raid!
Person two: Yeah I know! Shittiest healer ever!

by Blitzmus February 21, 2015

Pulling a Verge

''Pulling a Verge'' means installing RAM sticks (memory modules) wrongly into DIMM slots on a motherboard while building a computer.
This became a term due to The Verge posting a video on YouTube that displayed a person installing RAM sticks the wrong way, making the computer only recognize half of the RAM. The person installed the RAM in DIMM slots next to each other, which cancels Dual Channel, stopping the two memory modules from working together.

''Woah dude, you just pulled a Verge.''

''As soon as I saw her pulling a Verge, I no longer had a crush on her.''

by Oi Big Man July 2, 2019