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Pull a blake
Doing or saying something stupid
The term “pulling a blake” originates from Oregon. It was named after a teenager named Blake due to Blake doing and saying unintelligent things almost all the time.
The term “pulling a blake” originates from Oregon. It was named after a teenager named Blake due to Blake doing and saying unintelligent things almost all the time.
Pull a blake by Subwayworker September 3, 2018
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Pulling a Blake
Slang phrase for pretending to do or talk about something that you have no clue what you are doing or saying.
Pulling a Blake by Sparky-Julie February 15, 2023
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Pulling a Blake by Sirwhitticus February 9, 2022
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Pulling a Blake by Fml_not_that_guy October 18, 2011
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Nothing Blake hasn't seen in a Dennys
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