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Pull A Carl 

Suddenly stop replying during texting, oftentimes after sending a confusing message that would need more explanation, leaving the other person puzzled and annoyed.
1.
A: He just said something about an exam and when i asked what he meant he didn't reply.
B: Yeah he pulled a Carl on me too, he does that a lot.
A: He's gonna have to figure it out on his own then.

2. Stop that right now or i'm gonna pull a Carl on you!

To pull a Carl 

To lie on a tile bathroom floor when feeling sick (sometimes while naked). Particularly after consuming a large amount of food.
Man that Donair was so good but I need to pull a Carl when we get home.
To pull a Carl by Ambulocetus February 11, 2023

Pull A Carl 

Getting a thottie to have sex with you/send nudes and then leave.
Carl: Yo that girl thicc af.
Dan: Ask her out!
Carl: Naw she a thottie not relationship worthy.
Dan: Then pull a Carl and fuck her and leave!
Carl: Aw shit you right.
Pull A Carl by Mad handlez November 19, 2017

hot carl a la mode

A hot carl with vanilla ice cream
Boy I sure could use a Hot Carl A La Mode on this hot sunny day!!!

A RUSTY CARL

When some one shits inside a car hood so that shit can later be smelled through the inside vents
Did you really just do A RUSTY CARL to the Toyota Prius.
A RUSTY CARL by Mikechi October 22, 2010

Piping a 'hot Carl'

After taking a 'hot Carl' on ones partner, either partner removes the seran wrap, fondles the contents into an elongated shape, bites a small hole in the seran and decorates themselves and/or their partner. Largely considered 'inside baseball' within the fecalpheliac community, this is a highly erotic act. In some cases, the elongated 'hot Carl' is caressed with the mouth before making the hole.
She never thought piping a 'hot Carl' with her partner would be so exhilarating.
Piping a 'hot Carl' by Pinkmagic January 4, 2017
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