Pulling a Y
“I pulled a Y on this one annoying dude”
Pulling a Y means to telling someone to fuck off and blocking them
Pulling a Y means to telling someone to fuck off and blocking them
Pulling a Y by bxby.yyy May 16, 2022
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Pulling a Y
“I pulled a Y on this really annoying dude”
Pulling a Y means to telling someone off thwn blocking them
Pulling a Y means to telling someone off thwn blocking them
Pulling a Y by bxby.yyy May 17, 2022
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“Pulling a C.O.D.Y”
While looking at the grill Ree asked Squishy why it was turning black. Squishy responded that Slim is“Pulling a C.O.D.Y”” and the meat is burning while he was breaking in Bones.
“Pulling a C.O.D.Y” by Alhana April 4, 2022
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Pulling A Yoko Ono
Pulling A Yoko Ono(Verb); The instance in which a Woman successfully breaks up your crew; The said female may be dating one of your homies, therefore distracting attention from your friends. A Yoko Ono can also be pulled by a simply good looking or persuasive female.
Origin: Yoko Ono, who was dating John Lennon, definitely broke up the Beatles, ending the greatest band of all time. Thus; This is dubbed, "Pulling a Yoko Ono".
Origin: Yoko Ono, who was dating John Lennon, definitely broke up the Beatles, ending the greatest band of all time. Thus; This is dubbed, "Pulling a Yoko Ono".
Guy one: "Goddammit Steven! your stupid girlfriend broke up the crew!"
Guy two: "Yeah, that hoe pulled a fucking Yoko Ono on us!"
Guy three(Steven): "Guys, she was just too hot. I couldn't resist!"
Guys one and two proceed to kick the shit out of Steven and shun him from the crew forever because his girlfriend was Pulling A Yoko Ono.
Guy two: "Yeah, that hoe pulled a fucking Yoko Ono on us!"
Guy three(Steven): "Guys, she was just too hot. I couldn't resist!"
Guys one and two proceed to kick the shit out of Steven and shun him from the crew forever because his girlfriend was Pulling A Yoko Ono.
Pulling A Yoko Ono by J.Killou July 4, 2009
Pulling a Yusuf
Man 1: Hey man did you hear about the war in iraq?
Man 2: yea dude its pretty hectic
Man 1: reckon Australia is thinking about pulling a yusuf?
Man 2: yea dude its pretty hectic
Man 1: reckon Australia is thinking about pulling a yusuf?
Pulling a Yusuf by Mr.XY July 25, 2010
Pulling a Yang
Person 1: "It's 10pm, I thought your shift ended at 7"
Person 2: "Yeah, I'm running behind I started talking to people then I saw something shiny"
Persons 1: "ah you're pulling a Yang"
Person 2: "Yeah, I'm running behind I started talking to people then I saw something shiny"
Persons 1: "ah you're pulling a Yang"
Pulling a Yang by Ahb2017 July 24, 2017
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