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a patty by stfuuuuuuu October 30, 2011
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pulling a Patty
When you dissapear for months with out warning, or fail to show up for a planned event and don't bother to inform the people waiting for you.
Uncle Tyrone should have been here 3 hours ago, I can't believe he is pulling a Patty for his mother's funeral!
pulling a Patty by Chick USA May 17, 2008
I can't put a patty on a bun, with lettuce, cheese, onions, tomatoes, ketchup, mustard, pickles, and top bun together in that order!
I CANT FUCKING DO IT. THIS SHIT IS SO HARD AND SO BULLSHIT. I can't put a patty on a bun, with lettuce, cheese, onions, tomatoes, ketchup, mustard, pickles, and top bun together in that order!
Pulling a patty
When you do too many drugs and wake up in a cemetery. At this point, you’ve lost too many days to count
Pulling a patty by Lor6969 April 3, 2020
Pull a Patty
Terminology used in Game of Thrones Conquest, specifically referring to a player named Patty. The term "Pull a Patty" is used while someone has a lack of. Most common is the lack of: troops, food or gold. To "Pull a Patty" one must ask for the mentioned things or cheat their way to get them.
"I am gonna pull a Patty!" Used while you plan on cheating or asking to get gold, troops or food.
"Oh no, he's pulling a Patty." Used when you see someone cheating or asking for gold or food
"Oh no, he's pulling a Patty." Used when you see someone cheating or asking for gold or food
Pull a Patty by BlackCinnamon August 6, 2021
Pull a Patty
This terminology is used specifically while referring to Game of Thrones Conquest, shortly termed as GOTC. It serves as a reference of a player that asks, cheats to get what they miss; either being troops, food or gold.
"I'm gonna pull a Patty!" Used when someone is about to drop the clan and cheat for a ticket.
"Are you gonna pull a Patty?" Can be used when seone has no troops to join rally, asks for food or is invited to cheat to get gold.
"Are you gonna pull a Patty?" Can be used when seone has no troops to join rally, asks for food or is invited to cheat to get gold.
Pull a Patty by BlackCinnamon August 6, 2021
Pulling A Patty
Guy 1: I'm going to the movies with a girl tomorrow and then block her
Guy 2: Dang, you're pulling a patty
Guy 2: Dang, you're pulling a patty
Pulling A Patty by rolly pollie October 29, 2022
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