pull a rawby

Going ape shit toward wife including throwing plates / lamps...

My wife acted a fool last night so I had to pull a rawby.

by gingersnappppp July 6, 2009

pull a jonagh

When enrolled in college or high school, you do so well on all your classwork and homework, you decide not to do a big time report or project, knowing that your previous grades are good enough to help you pass.

Man, Dr. Peden's class research project is going to suck balls. I'm glad I'm carrying an A+ average right now. I think I'm gonna pull a jonagh and not do it.

by crusty1207 April 10, 2010

Pulling a Kearney

When someone is in first place, and expected to win, but then at the last possible moment another person beats them unexpectedly.

Anna: Omg I was SOOO in first place for track but then Todd TOTALLY ended up Pulling a Kearney on me.

Joss: That Sucks!

by expectant gold April 11, 2010

Pulling a Bickley

When you hook up with an ugly guy to make a hott guy jealous. Generally done when drunk, it seems like a good idea at the time but the next morning you'll regret it.

She was totally Pulling a Bickley when she made out with that uggo in the boom boom to make him jealous.

by stef403 April 23, 2010

Pulling an African

When you cut everyone in a long line, just to get to your group of friends (or "tribe"), that is further up the line than most people.

"Did you see that? That guy just cut me and everybody else in line! He was Pulling an African!"

by Shadesbane43 February 24, 2010

pulled a Suzanne

telling someone that you are too busy to go for coffee with them only to run into that same person while you were going for coffee with someone else.

Wispy pulled a Suzanne

by coffeetime72 September 15, 2009

Pulling a Scott

Pulling a "Scott" is when you use someone else's words as your own, without initially crediting them. Occurs in many contexts, including when someone makes a joke that's clever, somewhat obscure, and fits so well into the conversation it seems like they made it up on the spot. Also, when someone inputs something extremely romantic into a conversation, which is actually a song lyric or a movie line.

Lida: "Are you still gonna love me when I'm old and wrinkly?"

Scott: "I'll buy you Rogaine, when you start losing all your hair." (Ingrid Michaelson, The Way I Am)

Lida: "You're precisely the reason they call it 'pulling a Scott,' honey."

by Pretty Peaces June 8, 2009