pulling out

What the cavemen used for birth-control

Caveman 1- I can't believe Ulga is pregnant again!

Caveman 2- You should do what I do.

Caveman 1- What's that?

Caveman 2- Try pulling out.

by Zack2010 February 28, 2009

Pulling a Sandy

Named after Sandy Bryant, of Martinsville, IN, it involves pulling a 720 in a silver Z28 Camaro, watching the Green Mile, playing swimming pool volleyball, playing strip poker in a log cabin, and finally running a train on a girl named Sandy, ALL in the SAME night. Bonus points if you use the exact same girl.

Adam: What are we doing tonight man?

Ryan: I was thinking about pulling a Sandy tonight. Wanna join?

Adam: I don't think I can tonight. One of my other friends borrowed The Green Mile from me.

by DeezNuttsi June 10, 2011

pulling girls

When a man gets many girls or can finally get one.

"Did you see will today?" "Yea, he was pulling girls!"

by ttmayy May 19, 2017

pulling a Sayori

One who says that you are going to hang yourself.
Sayori is from Doki Doki Literature Club.
Doki-Doki is not oki-doki

Hey bro let go keep pulling a Sayori!
Friend: Sure think bucko.

by vefcx April 24, 2018

pulling a Cholak

Under pressure, one emits a series of random and indiscriminate words in place of an appropriate and relevant response. Can be used as a verb.

I was totally macking on this sweet honey when I found myself pulling a Cholak!

Scenario:

attractive girl wanders up, begins conversation:
girl: i love your shirt, you wanna come back to my place?
guy: i uh, uh, meat pocket brainstorm farm fresh toothpaste
-girl leaves-
guy: AHHH i just pulled a cholak!

by Aggro Craig November 1, 2007

pulling a joey

Previously commiting to something and not following through. Also ignoring phone calls, and or not notifying other parties when a change of plans occurs. Leaving friends "in the dust". Also see gay.

Jacob: Yo man, where is Greg, he is suppose to be here?


Alex: Bro, I called it. He's pulling a Joey. You owe me $10.

by AcBush June 23, 2008

Pulling an Ortiz

Pulling an Ortiz is the act of skipping either a break or lunch in favor of getting more work done. This phrase is only used if you are sure not to request overtime or any compensation for this extra work time, you do it out of the kindness of your heart, or rather the sense of accomplishment you get out of having done more for the company and customers.

The ultimate "Pulling an Ortiz" is when you come in to work on your day off just to check on your coworkers.

Let's just head out to lunch, Brian is going to be pulling an Ortiz.

by Pfizer September 26, 2005