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pull a stu

verb: to trip, fall, spill, break, damage or annhilate oneself, others or a nearby object in a drunken context. normally forgiveable, however frequently denied as actually being defined as "pulling a stu"

if a person spills the contents of their drink and then proceeds to spill while cleaning the initial mess they may say "dude i did not just pull a stu".

pull a stu by Emily & Steph April 3, 2008
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pull a stunt 

Pulling a stunt is the deliberate act of a person that will likely be met with strong disapproval.
Example 1:

“Jane pulled another one of her stunts yesterday. She dropped by her mom’s to say hello and then dashed out the door to go drinking with her boyfriend. Her mom ended up having to watch the little darlings for two days. Jane’s mom was pissed!"

“JANE! Pull a stunt like that again and I’ll call Child Protective Services!”

Example 2:

“Dick pulled another one of his stunts last night. When his father ran into the Downtown Book Store, Dick took off with his car.”

“DICK! If you ever pull a stunt like that again, I’ll jam a wooden fence post so far up your shit-pipe that you’ll be pulling splinters from the roof of your mouth! And watch your language, mister!”
pull a stunt by Barn Breath May 8, 2016

Pull A Patrick Stump

Pulling a Patrick Stump means that when you do one tiny thing that's only a little bad, you feel extremely guilty, but in an cute way.
Oh my god, Pete? Did you just pull a Patrick Stump? It's alright, bro, it's completely normal.
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