A term used when someone pulls a "cheap shot". Derived in the back alleys of McAllen Texas, referring to the fight Mayweather vs. Ortiz, when Mayweather pulled a cheap shot. Hence, pulling a mayweather.
by Wolfie_48 October 06, 2011
A moment of not thinking properly or forgeting to take care of something that was asked of you. Also known as a brain fart, being an air head or space cadet.
Fire Chief: "Did you take care of those items I asked you to last week?"
Firefighter: SILENCE
Fire Chief: "You pulled a Forte didn't you!"
Firefighter: SILENCE
Fire Chief: "You pulled a Forte didn't you!"
by The Thick Mick, AKA Stewie February 25, 2012
by Keith Tedderson December 10, 2009
To enter into an agreement whereby the other party performs or pays you first, and then you do not hold up your end of the deal; you never honor your agreement.
John was successful in Pulling a Renkemeyer, he got the guy to sign over the car title, but then he never gave him the money for the car!
by YouCan'tHandleTheTruth! March 11, 2016
To insist for multiple days leading up to an event that you will be attending and then bail at the last minute via text message.
For the last three days James has been telling me he was going to come to the party. I knew he was going to pull a rider when I saw I had an unread text message this afternoon. Of course, the message said he couldn't make it.
by mileman171 April 17, 2010
The killing of oneself
by EythilStealth April 24, 2019
When someone decides to ask out their ex and ultimately fails. Only works on those who were broken up with, not those who broke up with someone else.
"Remember when (insert moment from time together)? Those were good times. I kinda miss that."
"Are you asking me out? Stop pulling a Diego."
"Are you asking me out? Stop pulling a Diego."
by *Asterisk* November 11, 2019