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Pull a Mic

When you're at a club and you drink way more than you can handle, which in turn causes you to go home without telling anyone that you are leaving.
"When we all go to Club 69 tonight... you better not PULL A MIC or I'll be pissed! The last time you PULLED A MIC I was looking for your drunk ass for 2 hours only to find out that you went home without saying a damn thing!"
Pull a Mic by SmaK July 16, 2008
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To pull a Michal  

To pull a Michal is when one begins to throw up into individual plastic bags, and then throws it over their balcony. When one does this, they have just pulled a Michal.
To pull a Michal is when one begins to throw up into individual plastic bags, and then throws it over their balcony.

to pull a Michael 

not being able to choose between many options and therefore doing them all
to pull a Michael by skyAki August 18, 2020

Pull a Michael Knight 

Pulling a Michael Knight: Grabbing someone by their shirt collar and prop them up against a wall when you are angry with them. Typically followed by some verbal threat of some type. Often used as a tactic by Michael Knight in the award wining 1980's Knight Rider Television series.
Joe was refusing to give me my CDs back so I had to "Pull a Michael Knight" on him to get them back!

Pull a Michael 

Yelling "WATCH THIS!" and chest bumping a glass window, thus falling through and almost dying
"Hey bro, I think im gonna go Pull a Michael on that window."
Pull a Michael by Treyski December 5, 2011

Pull a Micah 

A phrase meaning where you get a friend to chug 5 alcoholic drinks back to back.
“Pull a Micah bro! It’s your last night here!”
Pull a Micah by MemowJones September 22, 2020

Pull a Micah 

Pulling a Micah means getting a friend to chug 5 alcoholic drinks in a row without stopping.
Bro just pull a Micah! It’s on the house. It’s your last night here enjoy it while you can”
Pull a Micah by MemowJones September 22, 2020
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