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a romney 

a person with no principles, who will shapeshift into anything, in the hopes of getting what they want.
all poiticians pull a romney whenever it suits their needs....
a romney by dick goezinya September 24, 2012

Pull a Romney 

“I’m totally unqualified for the job, so I figured I'd just pull a Romney. The interviewer bought it though, I start tomorrow!”

Pulling a Romney

Making up facts to go along with your argument to impress whichever people you are currently speaking in front of that you are on their side.
" Did you hear that douche Tyler pulling a Romney last night? He was eviscerating the military complex all night with those OWS girls and then those two hot soldier babes came in and he was all of the sudden making up stuff about how the military causes more good than harm and how he wishes he could serve. "
Pulling a Romney by rarian rakista October 5, 2012

Telling a Romney 

Untruth; talking shit; lying; deceiving; telling you his Arthur is his Martha but she aint.
My boy said this shit was fire but that nigga be telling a Romney...
Telling a Romney by MattMan65 November 3, 2012

A Rodney Dangerfield 

When you are going down on a girl and she queefs in your face. "Because even down here, I get no respect."
Last night, my wife gave me a Rodney Dangerfield.
A Rodney Dangerfield by Andy1014 August 4, 2009

pulling a rooney 

To leave your friends to meet a secret lover.
A - Hey where's John?
B - Oh he's off pulling a rooney.
A - Damn, he's in love with that girl.
pulling a rooney by kdizzledawg November 19, 2014
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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Ajumma wait a moment
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