To Pull a Sherlock

Ref. To sherlock
To exit a party / wedding before it ends and to put your long coat on in a cool way as you do it.

Person 1: where are you going? The party’s just begun!

Person 2: sorry, I’m going to pull a Sherlock, I’ll see you later (exits)

by 221BSherlock June 12, 2019

pulled a dante

When you meet a girl for the first or second time and fuck the shit out of her without a condom.

did you hear about what cam did to that girl he met at a party? he pulled a dante

by goldengod32 December 11, 2017

Pull a Svensson

To promise an epic experience such as a Disney World made out of Bacon, and then deliver a wooden stick

I went to a Hackaton, but ohhh that guy did really pull a Svensson on us

by jerkan March 03, 2016

Pull a Marcus

Pulling a marcus is to injure yourself intentionally for attention or to get out of going to an event or to get out of school.

Do you want to pull a Marcus with me to get out of school

by James Ezra Carlos February 18, 2021

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 08, 2009

Pulling a Caleb

Typically associated anytime the words "Why the fuck would he do that?" could be used.

Looks like Todd pulled a Caleb by inviting himself to our house and inviting his own friends too. What a piece of shit.
Pulling a Caleb does not make you many friends.

by Jdogmcfrog August 27, 2020

pulling a monica

Monica, the (most of the time) MIA mom of the Gallaghers, whose Bipolar disorder caused her to have a episode induced suicide attempt during thanksgiving dinner in season 2 episode 11. Tiktokers on shameless-tok now refer to wanting to end it by "pulling a monica", which is basically saying you want to off yourself in a gruesome way in front of people for attention. It's a joke. It's funny. It's okay to laugh.

person 1: Happy Thanksgiving!
person 2: ugh yeah, might Pull A Monica so I can get out of here and not have to worry about that awkward talk with my family.
person 1: Haha, yeah, me too. Pulling A Monica is the only option.

by cooterbob November 25, 2021