Pulling a Mark

1) Removing a German currency from one's pocket.

2) Getting completely wasted, and insisting on driving yourself home.

1) Joe was pulling a mark, but then Heather used a credit card.

2) After drinking for 12 hours, Kennedy pulled a mark, and prayed that she'd make it home.

by KennyGQBooker October 1, 2009

Pulling a Mark Smith

A friend who cheers for any team that is currently playing against yours.

Also, a friend who always cheers against your team because his/her team gives them nothing to cheer for.

The Vancouver Canucks just beat Chicago and are onto round 2 to face Nashville. James is going to be pretty upset, I wonder if he'll be Pulling a Mark Smith and cheer for the Predators now?

by Eberle May 18, 2011

Pulling a Mark Emmert

Wildly overstepping authority and punishing the innocent.

The principal was overstepping his authority and pulling a Mark Emmert when he cancelled the Homecoming Parade for four years, just because the boys' cross country team dressed up as seamen (semen, get it, haha).

by waytogo123 October 8, 2012

Pull a Mark

To call off sick anytime you don't feel like going to work or you have a court date.

I think I may "Pull a Mark" tomorrow. I need a day off work.

by mobiuswon June 28, 2010

Pull a Mark

To pull a Mark is to suddenly disappear right before its time to run any event over 200m

“Hey, have you seen Cody? The 400 is about to start” “Nah man sorry, when he found out he was in it he said he was planning to pull a Mark”

by Renel74 May 15, 2019

Pull a Mark Zuckerberg

Double crossing your family, friends, or any individual for your own personal gain without compensating or crediting them in any regard.

My family member and I went in on a business deal together. I did all the work behind the scenes but after we made money I never imagined they would pull a Mark Zuckerberg.

by Whataword April 28, 2024