Pulled an Ernest

Going out an partying while abandoning all responsibilities at home/work/school

I was going to finish that report for work last night, but I pulled an Ernest instead.

by ErnieSmalls April 25, 2008

to pull a Grian

To leave a part of a building in Minecraft unfinished indefinitely.

- I see you've pulled a Grian in your mansion.
- Yeah, I will finish it at some point.

- I will need to pull a Grian in my house because I don't have enough stuff to complete it.

by vardazed October 27, 2020

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

Pulling a winston

When you take a very long time to do something. (Originated in New Zealand in 2017 election when Winston Peter's stalled the election for what seemed like years)

Shit he is pulling a Winston isn't he.

by A sad man October 19, 2017

Pulling A Pablo

When someone leaves a game and/or activity out of anger or salt and goes to another game/activity (e.g. getting mad at siege and goes to Rocket league or mad at basketball and goes to football)

“Did he seriously leave just because he died? There he goes again pulling a Pablo.“

by I didn’t write this definition November 15, 2019

Pulling a Jorge

When an individual shirks on miniscule aspects of his job which add up throughout the day/week/month until it becomes madly annoying

1. Stop pulling a Jorge
2. When you don't put up the flag in clinic so someone else walks into the room and examines the patient right after you did. Then you come out and say "stop pulling a Jorge", and put up the flag!!

by doctorpodiatricmedicine May 30, 2018

pulled a Leno

1. Setting the bar very low
2. A large bet resulting in failure

"Even though she graduated with honors from Yale, Sally pulled a Leno by working the pole at Billy's Topless"

"Frankie really pulled a Leno when he bet on '3-Legged Horse', 'That's Not a Horse it's a Cow' and 'My Horse is Dead' for the Trifecta"

by Mr. Tomacco Head November 11, 2009