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Pulled a Bry 

this is the act of winning a match on player unknowns battle grounds, by dying at the beginning with 0 kills, and very little damage
"guys iv'e just pulled a bry" or "hey guys johnny has just pulled a bry"
Pulled a Bry by TheScrub2 February 2, 2020
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I Pulled a Bryan

You broke so something or did something stuipd
Orville: *Breaks Carpet* OH NO I PULLED A BRYAN
Bryan: HEY
I Pulled a Bryan by Evil Bryan December 13, 2019

Pulled a Mai and Bryan 

When a couple gets together, they alienate all their existing friends so they can spend all their free time with each other. As the time passes, the couple slowly lose their friends by always hanging out with each other. In the end, they are no longer part of a circle of friends, but rather a line that connects them to each other.

The term was coined off an actual couple named Mai and Bryan who are still sucking each other's faces off, much to the dismay of the people around them.
Ben: Hey, want to go to the movies?
Sally: Sure, why not. Who do you want to invite? Alice?
Ben:Oh.. well Alice and I don't really chill anymore, ever since she met Bill.
Sally: What happened?
Ben: She pulled a Mai and Bryan.
Sally: Oh, I see. Her loss.
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