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pulled an Andre
John: "Yo man I just pulled an Andre"
Tim: "What did you do man?"
John: "I filled up my gasoline car with diesel at the gas station."
Tim: "You definitely pulled an Andre there."
Tim: "What did you do man?"
John: "I filled up my gasoline car with diesel at the gas station."
Tim: "You definitely pulled an Andre there."
pulled an Andre by DHoward4life October 6, 2010
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Pulled An Andrej
*Enemy runs away*
Joe: They are about to die, I will chase them
*Enemy comes back with full health*
Joe: He pulled an Andrej
Joe: They are about to die, I will chase them
*Enemy comes back with full health*
Joe: He pulled an Andrej
Pulled An Andrej by Pulled An Andrej February 21, 2021
Pulling an Andrew
Man 1: so I really think I could be with her, I mean we have been friends sense 3rd grade.
Man 2: Alright man, I hope it works out for you.
One week later:
Man 2: So how did it go with that girl?
Man 1: She friend zoned me, again.
Man 2: Damn, you love Pulling an Andrew don’t you.
Man 1 has pulled an Andrew.
Man 2: Alright man, I hope it works out for you.
One week later:
Man 2: So how did it go with that girl?
Man 1: She friend zoned me, again.
Man 2: Damn, you love Pulling an Andrew don’t you.
Man 1 has pulled an Andrew.
Pulling an Andrew by AncientRellek June 22, 2018
Pulling an Andrew
Use when a member of the squad (typically Andrew) dips from a lit squad sesh without saying bye or informing the other squad members that he/she is dipping. Doing such an action will cause severe unlitness upon the squad and is known as a snake move.
Pulling an Andrew:
*Playing Xbox*
Adam: "Yo where's Adam I haven't heard him talking for a while"
Kevin: "Yo Adam"
Adam: *Silence*
*Adam has left the Xbox party*
Dan: "DAMMIT ADAM"
Kevin: "HE PULLED AN ANDREW"
*Playing Xbox*
Adam: "Yo where's Adam I haven't heard him talking for a while"
Kevin: "Yo Adam"
Adam: *Silence*
*Adam has left the Xbox party*
Dan: "DAMMIT ADAM"
Kevin: "HE PULLED AN ANDREW"
Pulling an Andrew by Yogetlit June 7, 2016
Pulled an Andrei
Person 1: Oh man, you just crashed the whole stack of Jenga before we even started playing!
Person 2: You just pulled an Andrei! That's two shots!
Andrei: oh...ok
Person 2: You just pulled an Andrei! That's two shots!
Andrei: oh...ok
Pulled an Andrei by nghtyw May 10, 2016
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Hug an Andrew Day by SomeGuyHere2 December 14, 2021
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