pull a johnny
pull a johnny by johnyylol March 8, 2023
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Pull a Johnny
Verb- to drunkenly steal a girl's purse or other valuable possesion, often times in a club or other social setting, resulting in possible arrest and embarassment
Did you hear what happened to Isaac last night? He was so drunk he decided to pull a johnny on that poor slut and ended up getting caught and arrested!
Pull a Johnny by jd12345 February 9, 2010
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Pull A Johnny by TikTak1848 July 23, 2017
to pull a johnny
Verb- to drunkenly steal a girl's purse or other valuable possesion, often times in a club or other social setting, resulting in possible arrest and embarassment
Did you hear what happened to himlast night? He was so drunk he decided to pull a johnny on that poor slut and ended up getting caught and arrested!
to pull a johnny by jd123456 February 16, 2010
to pull a johnny
Ex. I am johnny. i love playing the guitar and thus, i am musical. (even though it is an obvious fact that he sucks.) I just pulled a johnny.
to pull a johnny by hugs4thugs May 1, 2005
to pull a johnny
1. verb. to have a wardrobe consisting of only jersey. thus, making one a jersey whore
2. verb. to be desperate for girls. one would go as far as violating the golden rule of "bros before hoes" in order to get girls.
2. verb. to be desperate for girls. one would go as far as violating the golden rule of "bros before hoes" in order to get girls.
Ex.1: "Hey didnt you wear that james jersey yesterday?"
"Noo. its another one"
"HOLY. you just pulled a johnny"
Ex.2: "o man that guy just pulled a johnny. what a pimp. what a BSER"
"Noo. its another one"
"HOLY. you just pulled a johnny"
Ex.2: "o man that guy just pulled a johnny. what a pimp. what a BSER"
to pull a johnny by gangsterworldwide April 22, 2005
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