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Pull slide 

To quit work in the publicity seeking manner of former JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater that leads to possible jail time, book deals and comedy show contracts.

Following an argument Slater cursed out a passenger over the loud speaker, grabbed two beers, opened the emergency exit, slid down the inflatable slide and walked out of Kennedy Airport before being arrested at his home in Far Rockaway, Queens on Monday August 9th.
Mrs. Smith had had enough of her verbally abusive, cokehead boss, took her clothes off, defecated on his desk and ran around the office naked until security came to arrest her. In other words she decided to pull slide.
Pull slide by AYYFRON August 12, 2010
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pull the inflatable slide

"pulling the inflatable slide" is the new (and slightly less violent) going postal
omg, did you hear about Rodney? He hates his job so much. He's about to pull the inflatable slide.

Pull a slider 

A very silent fart. So silent, it feels like its sliding through like a ninja, and then it gets smelly.
Idiot1: Ugh it smelt bad in that elevator.
Idiot2: LOL I pulled a slider!

Friend1: Who just pulled a slider?
Friend2: What? Pull a slider?
Friend3: LOL SBD BOMB

Pull em to the side 

Same as pantie pull, yet multi sexual. To pull ones clothing to the side to access gentles .
It was a public place so we had to pull em to the side, for a quickie

Pullslike 

Used to describe a bad ass 34yr old male putting in work to haul equipment around
Pullslike a farmer on a cows udder
Pullslike by Gadgetz50 July 25, 2018
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