Pulling a Wesley
Pulling a Wesley by emrowca December 28, 2022
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Pulling a Wesley
Building a whole criminal record of hate crimes primarily targeting African American and south of the border type people leading you to 30 years in SUPERMAX prison
Pulling a Wesley by naughtyrascaldeviant87 May 1, 2024
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Pulling a Wesley
Used to describe somebody who is horribly RACIST, and has been for generations in his family. They activly wish for and participate in the buying and selling of minorities, all while trying to hide their racist side from the public. This doesent always work as their true beliefs often break through in large outbursts when coming into contact with a minority for any extended period of time.
Pulling a Wesley by Friendly-Fella May 1, 2024
Pulling a Weasley
Pulling a Weasley, refers to when one is having a terrible/boring day at school, and decides to leave, whilst creating a lot of havoc and mischeif. (Deprived from The 5th Harry Potter book, when two twins with the last name Weasley, get tired of having to listen to a terrible new teacher, and decide to leave, and in the process lighting A lot of fire works, and destroying a large chunk of the school).
Pulling a Weasley by crazieaish. July 22, 2009
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