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Pull A Rover 

The classic hang-out to spend an afternoon for my spiffy friends and I. Pulling a Rover entails lunch at Rockridge Cafe (default time is 12:30 unless duly noted), then proceed to Crossroads, a particularly excellent second hand clothes store where I get half my wardrobe. The next activities can range from meeting another friend, taste tasting at the Market Hall, going to a certain friend's house, taking crazy pictures, prank calling random classmates, or awkwardly running into a boy we all know and pretending like we are so chill.
"so we decided to Pull a Rover on Saturday and ran into Collin. Hay caramelos, much? That was awkward. But on the plus side, I got an awesome belt at Crossroads!"
Pull A Rover by curlsmcdurls February 5, 2007
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pull a river 

1) To open the most serious barrel of whoop ass imaginable like River Tam does on the planet Miranda when she’s locked in a room with a bunch of Reavers and goes mentally medieval on all of them.

2) To win a hand at Texas Hold Em only with the help of the last card.

3) To drink almost continually from a keg of beer.

4) To perform a great feat of strength, like the fifth labor of Hercules in which he diverts an entire river by hand.

5) To die young and end a promising career, a la River Phoenix.
Whoa, did you see Adam pull a river last night? He drank like sixteen pints then fell down like he was dead. I love that dood.
pull a river by Lexical October 15, 2007

pull a river 

1) To open the most serious barrel of whoop ass imaginable like River Tam does on the planet Miranda when she’s locked in a room with a bunch of Reavers and goes mentally medieval on all of them.

2) To win a hand at Texas Hold Em only with the help of the last card.

3) To drink almost continually from a keg of beer.

4) To perform a great feat of strength, like the fifth labor of Hercules in which he diverts an entire river by hand.

5) To die young and end a promising career, a la River Phoenix.
Whoa, did you see Adam pull a river last night? He drank like sixteen pints then fell down like he was dead. I love that dood.
pull a river by Lexical October 15, 2007

Pull a Reverse Flash 

Running back in time to kill your Victim's Mother, causing a hit television series
Cisco-"Barry it's time to Pull a Reverse Flash!"
Barry then runs back in time to kill Solovar's Mother and accidentally kills Harambe.
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1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
2. That purple American Apparel hoodie is so fache-couture.
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