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Pulling a Nelson 

1.Telling your parents you are spending the night at a friends, while that friend tells their parents they are spending the night at yours. Hitting up every party and club in town.

2. Tricking your parents into hanging with friends. Ending up sleeping in your car or theirs.
Question: Hey dude want to pull a nelson?

Response: Sure! Already on it!

Question: Hey bro why did you get grounded?

Response: I was in the middle of "pulling a nelson" and my parents found out I wasn't really at Bobs.
Pulling a Nelson by Gannzo December 30, 2013
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Pulling a Nelson 

Pulling a Nelson:
Refusing to get out of your police car even if someone is shot inside of a house and is needing medical attention.

Last night Becky swallowed too much man jizz and could barely breathe. I didn't like the bitch so I pulled a Nelson.
Pulling a Nelson
Last night Becky swallowed too much man jizz and could barely breathe. I didn't like the bitch so I pulled a Nelson.
Pulling a Nelson by Grunt116 April 18, 2022

pulling a liam neeson

when an actor or actress only does revenge movies until they crap themselves off of the a-list
I heard Kiefer Sutherland was considering pulling a liam neeson.
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