Pulled a Houdini
Pulled a Houdini by Frank&Fabio July 9, 2009
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Pulled a Houdini
Frustrated with his immaturity and unhealthy childish habits Eve pulled a Houdini leaving Glyn heart broken
Pulled a Houdini by G-MacbookPro_witdaRetinaScreen October 28, 2014
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Pulled a Houdini
When you're dating a guy or girl for a few months and one day they just stop answering your texts or calling you back, essentially disappearing off the face of the earth because they don't have the backbone to break up with you.
"Hey, how're things going with you and your man, Dylan?"
"They're not. He totally pulled a Houdini on my ass"
"Aw, that sucks man."
"They're not. He totally pulled a Houdini on my ass"
"Aw, that sucks man."
Pulled a Houdini by Locococorico May 8, 2014
pulled a houdini
When two members are having inter course, doggystyle, the member giving it, pulls out and spits on the other persons back, thus thinking it to be cum, turns around and then the member standing up then cums on the other members face.
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pulled a houdini by David Hatch November 27, 2007
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