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pull your card

to call you out when you're bull shitting or lying
"You know you're bull shitting, I'm bout to pull your card and tell everybody."
pull your card by E Fendrich April 2, 2009

pull your card

take you out of circulation - remove your card from the file - kill you.
from the song boys in the hood from nwa - Cuz the boyz in the hood are always hard
You come talkin’ that trash we’ll pull your card
Knowin’ nothin’ in life but to be legit’
Don’t quote me boy, cuz I ain’t said shit...
pull your card by jim December 13, 2003

pull your card

Known most in the upper north east....To pull one's card is to give a beat down, kill etc...Also used as a threat if someone is to cross a border they shouldn't you will pull their card.
Someone hit on my girlfriend....I would tell him do it again and I will pull your card. Beat down, etc....
pull your card by JohnathanPke April 1, 2009

pull your card

kick your @$$
if u keep trippin, we will pull your card
pull your card by Dan Stoltzfus October 14, 2003

pull your man card

To de-moralize or humiliate someone by considering them less than a man, or not a "real" man
Some guy: dude im givin u 10 days to hit that bitch and if u dont ima pull your man card
Some other guy: aww fuck
pull your man card by Dano3805 September 7, 2006

Pull your pimp card 

When you really like somebody and not really tryin to see anybody else. (No more messin around with anybody else means you're no longer a pimp.)
You about to wife that broad, I'm about to pull your pimp card.
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