pull an ash
pull an ash by cardi_e December 20, 2018
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Pull an Ashlee
When you've been holding your bowels for too long and quickly have to make a mad dash for the can at work with air freshener in hand!
Pull an Ashlee by dentaldiva85 December 20, 2016
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pull an ashley
EX:
Helen: okay, that dress is way too slutty for you to wear out
Georgia: oh! you really think so? i didn't even notice how short it was...
(later that night)
Georgia: Helen was bitching about my outfit just because i'm skinnier than her
Sammy: don't pull an ashley, you do look like a slut.
Helen: okay, that dress is way too slutty for you to wear out
Georgia: oh! you really think so? i didn't even notice how short it was...
(later that night)
Georgia: Helen was bitching about my outfit just because i'm skinnier than her
Sammy: don't pull an ashley, you do look like a slut.
pull an ashley by dmm1994 January 8, 2012
Ashlee Simpson (to pull an)
To pull an Ashlee Simpson:
1. To make a fool of yourself by getting caught doing a deceptive or untruthful act (such as lip syncing) and blame it on external circumstances such as acid reflux disease, a drummers timing pressing a button, track performance order etc. To pull a genuine Ashlee Simpson one must "do a hoedown" (or some similar bizarre and out of place act) once caught.
1. To make a fool of yourself by getting caught doing a deceptive or untruthful act (such as lip syncing) and blame it on external circumstances such as acid reflux disease, a drummers timing pressing a button, track performance order etc. To pull a genuine Ashlee Simpson one must "do a hoedown" (or some similar bizarre and out of place act) once caught.
Ashlee Simpson (to pull an) by Vladimir Poontang October 16, 2007
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