Pull a Beckham

When you tear your achilles tendon during a game or before a big event.

Adam: Did you see Jonny Pull a Beckham the other day?
Nick: No, how was it?
Adam: Pretty gruesome

by chaseman2.0 March 19, 2010

Pulling a Robin

"Pulling a Robin" is the act of cancelling a appointment only minutes before it is scheduled due to your own incompetence.

"Hey, is Robin here for raid?"

"Nah, he's pulling a robin."

"Ah fuck"

by Olivki June 15, 2019

shattered(to pull a)

to accidently delete your own account by putting your own name in the entry field thats clearly says "delete account"

aka being polish

phew, I almost pulled a shattered, but then I seen the big red button that said "delete account" and decieded not to click it

by Nate January 12, 2004

to pull a johnny

1. verb. to have a wardrobe consisting of only jersey. thus, making one a jersey whore
2. verb. to be desperate for girls. one would go as far as violating the golden rule of "bros before hoes" in order to get girls.

Ex.1: "Hey didnt you wear that james jersey yesterday?"
"Noo. its another one"
"HOLY. you just pulled a johnny"

Ex.2: "o man that guy just pulled a johnny. what a pimp. what a BSER"

by gangsterworldwide April 22, 2005

pulling an aml

when you are talking to someone, and you say that you're going to leave but never do is pulling an aml.

she said bye, but she is still here. she's pulling an aml that tricky one.

by Kimiko September 7, 2008

Pulled a Kevin

To pass out drunk behind a vehicle

Example 1:
Peter: Joe is so drunk passed out behind your car.
Doug: That's awesome, He pulled a Kevin.

by Jrob78 May 8, 2010

Pulling a Deckard

"Pulling a Deckard": the art of shooting someone defenseless in the back, particularly if they are running away from the shooter.
I came up with this one myself; it is a reference to a sequence in the 1982 movie 'Blade Runner', where Deckard (Harrison Ford) pursues and guns down the 'Zhora' replicant (Joanna Cassidy).

"Pulling a Deckard" may also be used in past tense, for example:
"Whoa, did you see that cop? He just pulled a Deckard!!"
BUT it may not be used in future tense.

This is a fun one to use when watching other action films; it may also be used if a knife is thrown into someone's back, rather than them having been shot.

by Robert M. Cassidy December 28, 2006