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pulling the trigger 

The art of purging ones stomach at a party when there is too much alcoholic fluid in the stomach. This is usually fallowed By consuming more alcohol. to replace the alcohol that was in the stomach cavity. This will most likely impress the ladies.
At a party I had to pull the trigger to make room for the 4 beer funnel that i was about to do. After pulling the trigger and making the girls sick i did the 4 beers through the funnel
pulling the trigger by Fupa Gile March 15, 2007
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pulling the trigger 

to knowingly commit to the most wreckless action with the widest possible consequences
i thought my girl was fuckin with some random buhl last night, think they mighta fucked. Really considering pulling the trigger on this relationship and murdering this hoe
pulling the trigger by ñoñoto November 16, 2020

pulling the trigger on the purple headed yogurt gun

To masturbate onesself to and emission, usually of great and satisfying proportions.

masturbate, jerk off, rub one out, ejaculate, beat off
I saw this hot girl, but my mother was with me, so when I got home, I went to my room and blasted off by pulling the trigger on the purple headed yogurt gun.

pulling the trigger too often

scheduling golf outings with your cronies without permission and/or verification
he's in trouble this week from pulling the trigger too often when we played last weekend.

Pullin' the Trigger 

Referring to when you stick your first two fingers in someone's anus and leave your thumb out on the cheek and start to squeez your thumb and first two fingers at the same time so your two fingers are massaging the inside of the persons anus and the thumb is massaging their buttcheek as well, thus resembling a trigger of a gun being pulled.
Bro, last night Johny was pullin' the trigger non stop!

Yo Dad, your pullin' the trigger like a pro!

I even practice pullin' the trigger with my step sister!
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