Pulled a Peter
Pulled a Peter by ty4inv September 11, 2010
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pulled a Peter Coffin
Peter Coffin is a youtube comedian or whatever. He kept insulting Xiaxue (Wendy Cheng the blogger) so she did some research.
She kicked his ass.
He retaliated.
She kicked his ass AGAIN. So hard.
And thus, to pull a Peter Coffin is to be a HORRIFIC failure. For more description of how badly he failed, visit Xiaxue's blog.
She kicked his ass.
He retaliated.
She kicked his ass AGAIN. So hard.
And thus, to pull a Peter Coffin is to be a HORRIFIC failure. For more description of how badly he failed, visit Xiaxue's blog.
Yo I didn't study for that test... definitely pulled a Peter Coffin, Langtree is gonna slap me so hard...
pulled a Peter Coffin by jang.mi April 10, 2011
he pulled a peterson
when a coworker goes on break at work and when he/she is supposed to come back from break instead either calls the store to notify hes quit or just doesnt return at all.
Worker #1: yo where's mike at? Isn't his break over?
Worker #2: nah he pulled a peterson
Worker #1: ohhh shit! he did wanna leave too!
Worker #2: nah he pulled a peterson
Worker #1: ohhh shit! he did wanna leave too!
he pulled a peterson by Vahn Strife June 18, 2010
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* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
* Can imply effortless weight loss, suppressed hunger, or being “powered by pharmaceuticals”
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