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pull a Tim 

To borrow a book (generally a textbook) immediately prior to disappearing for a long period of time. This often causes stress and concern for the original owner of the book, as he is unable to complete his assignment on time.
Steve: "Hey, can I work with you on the Space Sciences work tonight?"
Face: "Sorry, but I don't have my book any more. TJ decided to pull a Tim before disappearing off to the West Coast all week."
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Pull a Tim Martin 

To fire people during a time of crisis for completely selfish reasons.
"oh gosh Gary, I'm terrified my boss is going to pull a Tim Martin..."
Pull a Tim Martin by Breadyegg April 5, 2020

To pull a Tim 

To sleep with the hottest chick in chat before becoming a chatter.. then to switch up and sleep with girls with fat butts who show them on cam and anyone and everyone else.
Damn.. He did that fatty girl on cam.. the one with the bumps between her legs and stretch marked boobs on cam.. he pulled a Tim.
To pull a Tim by Friend December 3, 2003

imma pull a tim 

Imma pull a tim happens when someone you are talking to unadds you in every social media that they have with out saying why.
Person 1: I think imma pull a tim on her

Person 2: WHAT he pulled a tim on me !
imma pull a tim by bigcockmaya April 19, 2020
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