pull out the blicky and do a sticky

A phrase used to describe someone pulling out a firearm, usually a shotgun, then shooting a target in the head. The phrase has absolutely no other possible meaning. After all, High Boi used it, so no more explanation is necessary.

When a sound whore tries to attack you, just play some earrape, then pull out the blicky and do a sticky

by HankBoiWasTaken February 24, 2025

pulling a paiva

When you are a pedophile possible previously convicted for taking photos of girls butts. You could also be a middle school teacher.

Really Quinton? You pulling a paiva?

by -qberry October 14, 2017

pulling a Jayda

Pulling a Jayda is when a friend passes you their vape, and instead of hitting it, you just hold onto and pretend to look cool.

Dude, give me back my nic, you’re pulling a Jayda right now!

by Stankbro2002 February 24, 2025

Pulling a Mike

When your behavior mimics the worst salesman at VIP Sports Las Vegas. Can’t close sales (no news!), has no pitch and has to have his boss Steve Stevens, aka El Scorcho, close for him! Also wears assless chaps when he loses the weekly sales contest. When you pull a Mike you pretty much suck at life.

Steve Stevens, “Mike! It’s the end of the week and you got like no news. Is anyone else in here pulling a Mike this week?!”
Mike, “Yeah, I suck…”

by Contagonist May 29, 2024

Pulling a beanie

When you speak in a Italian accent and say WATCHU doin?!!!!

I was pulling a beanie on derpferdlers stream.

by Derpferdlerfan November 27, 2021

Pulling a Parker

To pull a Parker is to be outrageously kind to undeserving people daily.

Pulling a parker example.
Parker: You're rad.
Person: I've killed ten children
Parker: You're still rad!

by playdoughbeswag January 13, 2021

Pulling an otacos on

Pulling an otacos on someone, is a specific kind of strawman that means spreading unbelievable rumors about a person, with so many advanced layers and details to the lie, to the point where the subject themselves is baffled and cannot even defend themselves and becomes curious on what they did next, which draws their attention away from self-defense and makes them look guiltier.

Manel: Don't believe her! She is lying. She was just pulling an otacos on me! But also, wait.. what? what did she say I did next?!

by Angelica Evans October 16, 2025