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pulling a Rodger 

When unwarranted, cowardly hate associated with the refusal of unrealistic sexual expectations spills into the real world through means of violent action.
"Didn't you hear that poor Billy got rejected by another girl? Now all he does is grumble that they only have sex with dumb jocks!"

"Yeah and he's typing like a hundred pages of vile nonsense in his room right now. Gotta stop him before he goes about pulling a Rodger."
pulling a Rodger by Darinus June 20, 2014
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pulling a rogers 

When out late or early hours of the morning you meet a new group of girls and and one of your friends goes home and leaves you on your own. Effectively being a shit wingman
Tom - Im going to go home
Lee - But that girl wants to suck your dick, stop being silly
Tom - I have a meeting tomorrow, im going
Lee - Stop "pulling a rogers"
pulling a rogers by Adams1234 January 29, 2014

Pulling a John Rogers 

"Pulling a John Rogers" means when you agree to go somewhere with friends, you cancel at the last minute or sometimes after the event has started. It is generally in association with some unforeseen circumstance like your sister was planning on flying into town and you just found out about it 20 minutes ago. Canceling usually takes the form of a text message. In rare instances, a phone call or email/instant message will occur.
"He's 15 minutes late....he must be pulling a John Rogers again" - look at phone, sees text message: "Sorry guys, I can't make it".

Or, 30-60 minutes before meeting for dinner, someone in the group will receive the following text/email/IM "Sorry guys, I can't make it - I PROMISE I'll be there for the next game".
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