When an individual is to "Pull a Pryce", this means that such person has just stated either the obvious and nobody around could give a fuck, or has just said something completely stupid and/or useless. Pulling a Pryce requires the convict to give $5 as an apology to the one who has called them out on it.
If the convict refuses to pay his fine, everyone around has the right to come up with a consequence, it shall be whatever is desired by the one who called the Pryce out.
If the convict refuses to pay his fine, everyone around has the right to come up with a consequence, it shall be whatever is desired by the one who called the Pryce out.
Guy 1: "Yeah bro the game last night was amazing, you see that last goal?"
Guy 2: "Dude it was insane!"
Guy 3: "Oh shit a red car lmao."
Guy 2: "Oh buddy you owe me $5, you were just caught pulling a Pryce."
Guy 1: "Pay up buddy.
Guy 2: "Dude it was insane!"
Guy 3: "Oh shit a red car lmao."
Guy 2: "Oh buddy you owe me $5, you were just caught pulling a Pryce."
Guy 1: "Pay up buddy.
by MolestularTesticular May 06, 2019
Susie woke up later than normal one morning and rather than dashing around to get ready, she thought she would pull an Uta and stay home.
Goddam it, I don't feel like working so I'm going to pull an Uta.
Goddam it, I don't feel like working so I'm going to pull an Uta.
by Miss Canuckie June 15, 2011
It was the first day of exam week, so he decides to pull an Albert. With everyone else in the libraries, he got some bedsheets out the window and Mission Impossibled his ass outta there, committed awesomery in downtown and cruised through the rest of exams in style most glorious!
He appreciates your look of utter displeasure.
He appreciates your look of utter displeasure.
by l0rd 0f t3rr1bl3 August 22, 2009
A Stacey is when you show up to a dinner late. Then you sit down you order and all. Then you wait for the exact moment when the entrée is served. At that point you ask for the bill. Pay. Leave without saying good bye to anyone or apologising and leaving the meal you ordered untouched.
A true Stacey is pulled when one hosts the event. However, the term has become more loosely defined in recent times.
A true Stacey is pulled when one hosts the event. However, the term has become more loosely defined in recent times.
I hated that party. Thank God I managed to pull a Stacey.
I can't believe she pulled a Stacey last night.
I went on a date but she pulled a Stacey on me.
I can't believe she pulled a Stacey last night.
I went on a date but she pulled a Stacey on me.
by babaganoush20134 April 20, 2013
by Anonymous2pointO September 09, 2018
by NotAmmon December 08, 2020
Being the first (or only) one to take your shirt off amongst a group of people or friends. Even when the situation doesn't encourage or ask for it (or sometimes it does).
Past Tense: Pulled a Jake
Present Tense: Pull a Jake
Future Tense: Pulling a Jake
Past Tense: Pulled a Jake
Present Tense: Pull a Jake
Future Tense: Pulling a Jake
Scenario 1:
(Bunch of friends partying together, and a guy takes his shirt off)
Dude, that guy just "pulled a Jake"!!
Scenario 2:
(Friends playing soccer in hot weather with their shirts on, and one takes his shirt off in the middle of play)
Sorry guys. It's hot out here so I had to pull a Jake.
The ladies would think it's hot if you would "pull a Jake" and show off those muscles.
Bro, remember that time you "pulled a Jake" in sub-zero winter?
(Bunch of friends partying together, and a guy takes his shirt off)
Dude, that guy just "pulled a Jake"!!
Scenario 2:
(Friends playing soccer in hot weather with their shirts on, and one takes his shirt off in the middle of play)
Sorry guys. It's hot out here so I had to pull a Jake.
The ladies would think it's hot if you would "pull a Jake" and show off those muscles.
Bro, remember that time you "pulled a Jake" in sub-zero winter?
by The Machine 07 December 11, 2010