Pulling a Maddy

Being so mentally disturbed to the point of live streaming the murder of multiple innocent people and your dumbass' suicide.

Person A: "Yo Zexal, those guys you said never to mention are trying to talk to me, what should I do?"
Person "Z": "Ignore them like they're the fucking plague, they will use you and when they are through, they will keep abusing you to the point of Pulling a Maddy!"

by Accuser September 11, 2018

Pull a Corey

When you you're arguing with your stepson who's dads house recently burnt down and he tells you he's gonna go live with his dad and you say "what are you gonna do, sleep in a fucking tent?"

Bobs dad's house burned down last week, I sure hope his step dad doesn't Pull a Corey.

by Corbin27p September 17, 2018

pulling a Lance

guilting someone to buy you something

Stop pulling a Lance, I'm not buying you Oblivion!

by Stupidname0128 May 16, 2018

Pulling a Thomas

When a person poisons their body (typically with a spiced banana or some other vomit inducing compound) in order to avoid an event.

Fuck my chem test tomorrow, I'm Pulling a Thomas.

by Skouch March 28, 2018

pulled a lilly

when you like somebody for only a short period of time and then stop all of a sudden and don’t really know why you liked them in the first place.

I used to like them but I pulled a lilly.

by narkchild May 28, 2018

Pull Over!

1: At a time period where Syd (Person A), verbally states something that leaves aidan (person B) dumbfounded, Aidan (person B) will proceed to say, “pull over!” and remind Syd (person A) to think about the statement twice.

Aidan: PULL OVER!
Syd: (self-consciously thinking about what she said)
Pull over: A phrase to put someone in place

by peni$ September 4, 2022

pull a Theranos

When you know you are guilty, your trial is scheduled to start at a certain time and you get pregnant in order to win the sympathy vote with the jury.

To pull a Theranos is to time a pregnancy sk that you are heavily pregnant or welcome a child right at the time when a trial is about to start and there is overwhelming evidence of yout guilt and you're more likely than not facing jail time too. Just like Elizabeth Holmes in the trial against her and like Ambet Heard in the trial against a british tabloid.

by psy123 May 11, 2022