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pull a johnny
pull a johnny by johnyylol March 8, 2023
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Pull a John
To Leave Randomly. This makes the people you were with previously wonder where the hell you dissapeared to.
Adrian : "I just saw the funniest thing today..."
*John Leaves*
Adrian : "And then I couldn't stop laughing"
Omar : "Where the hell is John?"
To Pull A John
*John Leaves*
Adrian : "And then I couldn't stop laughing"
Omar : "Where the hell is John?"
To Pull A John
Pull a John by ItsCristian June 11, 2008
Pull a Jonah
Pull a Jonah by Shibidydobedypants January 11, 2008
to pull a johnny
Verb- to drunkenly steal a girl's purse or other valuable possesion, often times in a club or other social setting, resulting in possible arrest and embarassment
Did you hear what happened to himlast night? He was so drunk he decided to pull a johnny on that poor slut and ended up getting caught and arrested!
to pull a johnny by jd123456 February 16, 2010
Pull a Johnmarc
Few and far between, people named Johnmarc are simply not clutch.
To "Pull a Johnmarc", would would be handily winning a competitive sport or game for the majority of the match only to lose at the last moment due to a stupid mistake. This can happen in situations where maybe you've gotten a large lead over your opponent and suddenly decide to stop scoring (or fail to) and give up on the idea of winning. Much like the verb, "to throw", where someone will lose a game after having obtained a sizable lead. This can also be used in a situation where you are fully capable of doing something but utterly fail to succeed.
To "Pull a Johnmarc", would would be handily winning a competitive sport or game for the majority of the match only to lose at the last moment due to a stupid mistake. This can happen in situations where maybe you've gotten a large lead over your opponent and suddenly decide to stop scoring (or fail to) and give up on the idea of winning. Much like the verb, "to throw", where someone will lose a game after having obtained a sizable lead. This can also be used in a situation where you are fully capable of doing something but utterly fail to succeed.
Hey, is Lorenzo winning?
Yeah, but it's been a long time since I heard from him. I bet he'll pull a Johnmarc and lose lololol
Yeah, but it's been a long time since I heard from him. I bet he'll pull a Johnmarc and lose lololol
Pull a Johnmarc by MochaCharok November 6, 2013
to pull a Jon
Excessive masturbation as to cause extreme and permanent pain in one's spinal column. Serious cases can lead to imobility and possibly impotency.
to pull a Jon by Chris April 19, 2005
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