pull a robin
to say "everyone hates me" for the sole purpose of people saying they don't so as to make you feel better (attention seeking)
pull a robin by yuki_hoe July 25, 2020
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Pull a Robin
Pull a Robin by The Real Hatch March 13, 2021
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pull a Robin Williams
oh no I did know he would pull a Robin Williams by hanging himself in his closet with a noose made of his dads rope and slit his wrists with on of his own sharp razors
pull a Robin Williams by Carl Brotanski November 13, 2020
Pull a Robinhood
For a company or person to act in a manner that so defies everything their brand ever stood for that it actually makes the brand ironic.
Did you hear how wholesome ol’ Mr. Bill Cosby drugged and raped all those women? Way to totally pull a Robinhood.
Pull a Robinhood by SILV3R SMOKE February 1, 2021
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